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[Infections of the male urogenital tract and the problem of infertility in the couple].

The retrospective analysis of group of 164 men from sterile couples was made. Authors compared spermiograms with bacteriological investigations' results (sperm bacteriology and blots from urethra for present of Chlamydia, Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma). The statistical signification of coincidence of leucospermia and one-species bacterial infection and dependence between leucospermia and pathological spermiogram were found. The positive results of sperm bacteriological investigations were found in normospermic patients too.