Aspectos psicológicos na infertilidade masculina e sua relação com os parâmetros seminais
Conjugal infertility is a disease of the reproductive system that occurs in couples trying to conceive for at least twelve months without any contraception and without success. Male infertility may be related to the reduction of seminal quality and was related to numerous factors, whether physiol...
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| Resumo: | Conjugal infertility is a disease of the reproductive system that occurs in couples trying to
conceive for at least twelve months without any contraception and without success. Male
infertility may be related to the reduction of seminal quality and was related to numerous
factors, whether physiological or even psychological. This research sought the relationship
between seminal quality parameters and psychological aspects such as fertility adjustment,
relationship satisfaction, self-esteem and the dimensions of self-perception of mate value in
men seeking treatment for infertility at the Assisted Reproduction Center of the MaternitySchoolJanuário Cicco in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. A total of 135 men filled up the research
questionnaires and collected semen samples in the institution. The correlation between the
spermogram values and the psychometric scales was performed to test three hypotheses: if
there’s a relation between seminal quality and psychological aspects; if there are differences
between men who already have children and men who do not; and if there are differences
between men who know to have a male factor as the cause of infertility and men who do not
know? A correlation was found between seminal volume and the sociability’s dimension, and
also between progressive sperm motility and appearance’s dimension. Men who have children
scored more in the relationship’s dimension. Men who did not have a diagnosis of male factor
of infertility presented a higher score in two dimensions, view of the opposite sex and
relationship. We conclude that there is a relation between the results obtained in the seminal
analyzes and the psychological reality experienced by infertile men, more evident for the man
who has a diagnosis of a male factor. We understand that neither the cause of infertility or the
fact that the man has already had children has shown to be relevant to his fertility adjustment,
his self-esteem and his satisfaction in the relationship. The greater impact of coping with the
disease is the self-perception of mate value’s dimensions, of how the man sees and feels in
relation to the opposite sex. |
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