Özet:

Plastics that are present at every moment of our lives are present in almost all products. Bisfenol A (BFA), widely used in plastic production, acts as endocrine disruptive by imitating estrogen and leads to negative effects on human reproductive health. This study was conducted with the aim of examining and evaluating the potential effects of BFA on reproductive health using the Pubmed database of human-based studies published so far. The reviewed literature shows that exposure to BFA in the ovarian response may be associated with a decrease in in vitro fertilization (IVF) and fertilization success, a decrease in embryonic quality and sperm quality, a change in gender hormone concentrations, male sexual function disorder, polycystic over syndrome (PCOS). When the results of the studies are evaluated, the reduction of exposure to BFA (prepared packaging products, plastic containers, etc.) It can be a protective factor in the prevention of diseases. Advanced studies are needed to better understand the mechanisms of impact on human reproductive health and to identify potential reproductive toxicity in the early stages.

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