opinion | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2637-8892/220
Head, Department of Clinical Research, Indira IVF Hospital, Udaipur-Lucknow, India (Formerly).
*Corresponding Author: Saumya Pandey, Head, Department of Clinical Research, Indira IVF Hospital, Udaipur-Lucknow, India (Formerly).
Citation: Saumya Pandey (2023), Toll-like Receptors as “Immuno-Inflammatory Biochemical Regulators” in Tobacco-Mediated Infertility: Psychosexual Snapshot in Asian-Indian and American Cohorts in the Covid-19/omicron Global Pandemic Era, Psychology and Mental Health Care, 7(4): DOI:10.31579/2637-8892/220
Copyright: © 2023, Saumya Pandey. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any mdium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Received: 13 June 2023 | Accepted: 22 June 2023 | Published: 30 June 2023
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Dissecting the psychosexual intricacies associated with tobacco-mediated clinical infertility offers scientifically stimulating avenues for evidence-based design of novel immune-pharmacological intervention strategies in cost-effective management of genetically susceptible cohorts of Asian-Indian and American ethnicity.
“Infertility” is defined as the inability to conceive following 12 months of regular unprotected sexual intercourse; the etiopathogenesis of reproductive disorders, primarily female infertility and male infertility, is indeed intriguing, and warrants identification of “immuno-inflammatory biochemical regulators” primarily Toll-like Receptors for eventual development of predictive biomarkers for clinical infertility in “at-risk” susceptible population-pools worldwide [1-3]. Psychological burden of infertility among childless women may be an underlying cause of depressive traits, anxiety, anger, restlessness, and marital discords/family problems; therefore, adequate psychosexual counseling and motivational talks may be instrumental and supportive in creating an overall positive outlook during the course of IVF treatment [4].
Bioethics, scientific integrity, and good practice clinical research are core tenets of high-quality biomedical research; the author of this “psychosexual snapshot” editorial with earned academic credits in bioethics from graduate schools of biomedical sciences at premier medical universities at Texas and Nebraska, USA and clinical observerships/interactions in urology at prestigious medical college(s)/hospitals and laboratory at New York, USA, would like to emphasize that study participants’ electronic medical records with precision-based neuropsychiatric assessments of psychosexual distress, marital relationship incompatibility, blame-game for childlessness, domestic violence and stigma, including social withdrawal, be accurately extracted and reviewed from the hospital-based registry for designing a public health-oriented “TLR-Psychosexual genetic blueprint” for clinical infertility management in the overwhelming Covid-19/Omicron pandemic era.
Financial Disclosures:
Dr. Pandey has no relevant financial conflicts of interest to declare.
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