Male Reproductive System Inflammation After Healing From COVID-19.

Simone MorselliArcangelo SebastianelliAndrea LiaciClaudia ZaccaroAlessio PecoraroRossella NicolettiAlekseja ManeraClaudio BisegnaRiccardo CampiSimona PolliniAlberto AntonelliFilippo LagiMarco CoppiElisabetta BaldiSara MarchianiSabrina NicolòMaria TorciaFrancesco AnnunziatoMario MaggiLinda VignozziAlessandro BartoloniGian Maria RossoliniSergio SerniMauro Gacci

Published in: Andrology (2021)

Negative correlations between IL-1β and TNF-α and sperm number and the, overall, high levels of semen cytokines indicate a potential detrimental role of SARS-CoV2 driven inflammation on spermatogenesis. Overall, our results indicate that male patients recovering from COVID-19 deserves accurate follow up for their fertility status. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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