THE ROLE OF THE MAR TEST IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT STRATEGY SELECTION FOR MEN WITH IMMUNOLOGICAL INFERTILITY

This study explores the diagnostic significance of the Mixed Antiglobulin Reaction (MAR) test in identifying and treating male immunological infertility. Immunological infertility in men occurs when the body mistakenly produces antibodies against its own sperm cells, impairing their motility, function, and fertilization capability. The MAR test serves as a key diagnostic tool to detect the presence of such anti-sperm antibodies and assess their impact on fertility. The research discusses the mechanism of the MAR test, its application procedures, and how the results influence the choice of treatment strategies. Based on the test outcomes, tailored therapeutic approaches such as immunosuppressive therapy, antioxidant treatment, or assisted reproductive technologies can be recommended. The use of the MAR test enables early detection of immunological factors that contribute to infertility and provides direction for effective, individualized treatment.