Additionally, seminal NA showed a negative correlation with EMT, which was very close to statistical significance, a strong negative correlation with the total number of collected and mature oocytes, and a weak but significant correlation with fertilized oocytes.
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Male Stress Is Associated with Ovarian and Endometrial Responses in ICSI Cycles: Is Seminal Plasma the Linchpin?
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A strong positive correlation was observed between seminal NA levels and the FSH/LH ratio, with seminal NA also showing a near-significant correlation with LH.
It also showed a trend toward significance with LH levels.
No significant differences were found in EMT and the number of fertilized oocytes, while differences in the number of collected and mature oocytes were near statistical significance ( Table 1 ). 2.2.
Salivary CORT was negatively correlated with male age and showed a trend toward statistical significance with female age and duration of infertility.