Biochemical assessments of serum and seminal plasma zinc levels and their correlations with reproductive hormones in male infertility

Male infertility is a common condition, and we conducted this study to identify and discover the causes. Zinc levels in men's blood and seminal plasma will be examined in connection to reproductive hormones in order to see whether zinc shortage or excess, vitamin D, and a few chemical tests have any influence on male infertility after they are compared to controls. The study was divided into three groups (Normospermia 45), (Oligospermia 50) ve (Azospermia 50). The results show the importance of age for individuals with azoospermia. Also, weight gain showed a strong association with male infertility, and body mass had an explanation indicating the same importance. Cholesterol was statistically significant in the two study groups representing patients, and more research is needed on this topic. FSH and LH showed statistical significance, indicating that their levels had changed. The azoospermia group had lower levels of AMH. But further study is needed due to the large number of treatments.