Occurrence of Mycoplasma genitalium in the peritoneal fluid of fertile and infertile women with detailed analysis among infertile women.

Abstract:

OBJECTIVE:To determine the frequency of occurrence of Mycoplasma genitalium infection in the peritoneal fluid of infertile women as compared to fertile women. MATERIALS AND METHODS:We have selected 162 infertile women aged 22-40 years as study subject and 162 women posted for elective caesarean section, were taken as control. Peritoneal fluid of the infertile women and control samples was obtained by suction during diagnostic laparoscopy and M. genitalium infection was diagnosed by PCR method. RESULTS:The genetic material of M. genitalium was detected in the peritoneal fluid of 10 subjects in the infertile group and in 1 from the control group. High prevalence was found in cases with unexplained (13.3%) and primary infertility (6.7%) in comparison to explained (4.5) and secondary infertility (4.5%). Consistent relationship was reported between past obstetric history and presence of M. genitalium infection in infertile subjects. M. genitalium infection was two times more common in women with cervicitis (8.6%) and with blocked fallopian tubes (8.4%). Out of the 101 cases with normal looking uterus, 7 had M. genitalium infection, while 3 out of 61 cases with a congested uterus had infection. The fallopian tubes appeared normal in about 53% cases whereas, inflammation, hydrosalpinx, peritubular adhesions and endometriotic patches were noted in 11.7%, 4.3%, 19.7% and 11.1% of cases respectively. CONCLUSION:Present study shows association between M. genitalium infection and infertility. We suggest routine screening and early treatment of this pathogen because prolonged inflammation of upper genital tract sites may lead to significant reproductive morbidity and infertility.

journal_name

Microb Pathog

journal_title

Microbial pathogenesis

authors

Rekha S,Nooren M,Kalyan S,Mohan M,Bharti M,Monika R,Anita S,Kiran M,Vandana N

doi

10.1016/j.micpath.2019.02.006

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2019-04-01 00:00:00

pages

183-186

eissn

0882-4010

issn

1096-1208

pii

S0882-4010(18)30503-5

journal_volume

129

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