Patient's question:
I am 30 years old this year. Two years ago, I had a miscarriage naturally, and then I haven't been able to get pregnant. I went to check the reason, and it was found to be immunological infertility. Could you please tell me what are the causes of immunological infertility?Doctor's answer:
Usually, antisperm antibodies can be detected in patients with immunological infertility, and most of these patients suffer from reproductive tract inflammation. This is because the female reproductive tract and uterine mucosa have an autoimmune function. When the reproductive tract becomes inflamed or damaged, sperm entering the tract is perceived as foreign bodies, leading to the production of antisperm antibodies and resulting in immunological infertility.Hello, the treatment methods for immunological infertility include:
(1) Preventing antigen exposure;
(2) Immunosuppressive methods;
(3) Intrauterine artificial insemination;
(4) In vitro fertilization.
Identifying the root cause and receiving timely treatment is the key to recovery. It is recommended to visit a regular specialized hospital for thorough examination and symptomatic treatment.