Patient's question:
We have been married for more than two years. After a thorough examination, it was found that we suffer from immunological infertility. Where should the experts go for treatment? How can immunological infertility patients get pregnantDoctor's answer:
Broadly speaking, it refers to the body's autoimmune response to antigens in tissues such as the hypothalamus. In women, this is generally, while in men, it is . Narrowly speaking, it means that infertile couples, in addition to having antisperm antibodies, are normal in other aspects. Infertility is usually caused by a combination of many factors. Autoimmune factors can be one of the factors, or they may act together with other diseases to cause infertility. The antigens in the human reproductive system, such as seminal plasma, sperm, zona pellucida, and ovarian antigens, can produce allogenic autoimmune or autoimmune under specific conditions, producing their own additional antibodies, obstructing the combination of sperm and eggs, ultimately leading to infertility, which is called immunological infertility. Among them, the production of antisperm antibodies is the most common one.