CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONTENT OF CITRIC ACID IN EJACULATE OF MEN WITH CHRONIC UROGENITAL TRICHOMONIASIS DEPENDING ON DEVIATIONS IN SEMEN ANALYSIS
A survey of 27 men with chronic urogenital trichomoniasis showed spermatogenesis defects in 66.5% of cases. In patients with chronic monotrihomoniasis infection and normospermia sperm mobility and viability were significantly higher than in patients with pathospermia. In men with chronic monotrihomoniasis infection and pathospermia a larger prostate volume and leykospermia, as well as a lower content of citric acid were more frequently diagnosed than in those with normospermia.