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 giving up. Please ask: How much does it cost to check for immunological infertility?Doctor's answer:
Immune infertility may refer to the presence of immune-competent cells in certain parts of the uterus or the presence of immunoglobulins in cervical secretions. Both of these reasons can lead to the body's autoimmune response to sperm, resulting in the production of endometrial antibodies, etc. However, since there is no direct contact with the immune system and no systemic autoimmune response is formed, it is referred to as a local autoimmune cause. This plays a decisive role in the direction of treatment. Sometimes, although two patients may both have issues with autoimmune factors, the differences in underlying causes and costs can be significant, which is normal.