Patient's question:
The first child I had three years ago was quite normal. But now I'm preparing for a second child, and it's been a long time since I got pregnant. I suspect it's my problem. Please ask: How can infertility be treated quickly?Doctor's answer:
Immune infertility is a form of infertility caused by autoimmune factors. The human immune system can relatively accurately distinguish between self and non-self substances, which is the primary defense mechanism for maintaining the body's health. Generally, autoimmune responses and reproductive system functions operate 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 referred to as "immune infertility." Infertility is a broad category of diseases, although the ultimate outcomes of these conditions are the same, the underlying causes vary greatly, with over 150 different types. Immune infertility is just a small subset of these conditions.