Patient's question:
I am planning to have a second child, but I haven't conceived yet. I'm currently preparing to have a child. During my last comprehensive health check-up at a hospital, it was found that my CD3CD4 levels are low. I don't feel any discomfort, but will low CD3 levels lead to a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
It has been found that low CD3CD4 values can affect fetal pregnancy and lead to easy miscarriage or abortion. Therefore, immunotherapy should be conducted during the preparation stage for children. Go to a formal hospital to undergo a full set of autoimmune antibody tests. Human immune cells include T cells and B cells. T cells manage cellular immunity. Regularly adjust your mindset, maintain emotional stability, pay attention to exercise, enhance your immunity, keep warm to prevent colds, and review regularly.