Patient's question:
After getting married, I have been working hard to have a child, but I haven't been able to achieve it. After checking at the hospital, it was found to be immunological infertility. I would like to ask: Do hospitals incur expenses for treating immunological infertility?Doctor's answer:
1. Immunosuppressive therapy: By stimulating with adrenal cortical hormone drugs, immune infertility can be treated. For example, two weeks before menopause, prednisone 5mg can be taken three times a day. It also includes local vaginal use of hydrocortisone for infertile women with anti-sperm antibodies in cervical mucus.2. It can be completed through intrauterine insemination: Once anti-sperm antibodies are present in cervical mucus, it can affect delivery. The husband's sperm can be fertilized in vitro to combine with high-quality sperm and then undergo intrauterine insemination. During medication, sexual activity should be avoided, and female patients are advised to undergo regular follow-up tests!