Patient's question:
Already diagnosed with infertility for many years, I have seen many doctors and changed many hospitals, but I have never successfully conceived. I am almost desperate. Please ask: immune infertility regulationDoctor's answer:
Hello, under normal sexual life conditions, if the body develops spontaneous autoimmune responses to any stage of the perinatal process and pregnancy is delayed for more than two years, it is referred to as immunological infertility. Immunological infertility can be broadly or narrowly defined. Broadly speaking, immunological infertility refers to autoimmune responses to any tissue antigen of the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian (testicular) axis, which can manifest in women as menopause or amenorrhea, and in men as increased sperm count or reduced sperm motility. The immunological infertility commonly referred to is the narrow definition, where infertile couples, in addition to having anti-sperm autoimmune or anti-zona pellucida autoimmune responses, are otherwise normal. It is recommended that you seek medical attention promptly and undergo thorough examinations at a reputable hospital. Early treatment for immunological infertility is important, as it is a gynecological condition that is prone to occurrence.