FSHR and Infertility: Consistent with the evidence from previous reports in other populations [18], [19], [21], [22] and from a recent meta-analysis combining seven studies (in total, 1,644 infertility cases and 1,748 controls) [23], the current study showed no statistical difference in allelic and genotypic distribution of FSHR -29G/A between the Baltic young men cohort (n = 982) and Estonian oligozoospermic idiopathic infertility patients (n = 641).