Patient's question:
After one year of marriage, the couple had always wanted a child but never achieved it. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they discovered they had immunological infertility. I want to know how to effectively treat immunological infertility?Doctor's answer:
Immune infertility is a form of infertility caused by autoimmune factors. The human immune system can relatively accurately distinguish between self-matter and foreign matter, which is the primary defense mechanism for maintaining the body's health. Generally, autoimmune and reproductive systems work independently, but interference from certain factors may lead to unwanted connections between them, resulting in the inability of the female to conceive. This immunological cause of a woman's inability to become pregnant is known as "immune infertility." Infertility is a very broad category of diseases. Although the ultimate outcomes of these diseases are the same, the causes vary greatly, with approximately 150 different types of protection, and immune infertility is just a small branch among them.