Patient's question:
Married but never pregnant, the doctor recommended an autoimmune test last time, and the result revealed autoimmune infertility. How should immune infertility be prevented and treated?Doctor's answer:
Immunological infertility refers to infertility caused by immunological factors. Autoimmune responses to antigens in the reproductive system can be triggered in both males and females, leading to autoimmune infertility, such as male anti-sperm immunological infertility and female anti-permeable zona autoimmune infertility. Sperm antigens can also induce a homologous autoimmune response in females, known as homologous anti-sperm autoimmune infertility. Immunological infertility is caused by abnormal autoimmune factors in the body. To prevent it, attention should be paid to a balanced diet and personal hygiene, regular physical exercise to enhance immunity, and appropriate and moderate sexual activity. Excessive frequency or over-coldness during sexual activity can both have negative effects on the body!