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Purpose: The aim of this study was to investigate the prevalence of Chlamydial infection and its role in infertility. Material and methods: Antigen of Chlamydia trachomatis and antibodies to this antigen were investigated by ELISA technique in 145 infertile women and in 81 fertile healthy women who have no obstetrical problems. Results: In the infertile group, only one (0.7%) endocervical sample was found antigen positive while no positive result was found in control group. As for the antibody studies, we found positive result in the sera of seven (4.8%) infertile women. But none of the control group had antibody. Conclusion: Infertile patients were asked to fill an inquiry form. In all cases, chlamydial antigen from endocervical samples, anti-chlamydial lg G antibodies from venous blood were investigated.

İnfertil kadınlarda Chlamydia trachomatis seroprevalansı ve güncel durumun irdelenmesi