Patient's question:
How to treat immunological infertility well? I have been married for more than three years. After getting married, my husband and I have always wanted a child, but we haven't achieved it. After a thorough examination at the hospital, we learned that we suffer from immunological infertility. I want to know how effective the treatment for immunological infertility is? I want to understand how effective the treatment for immunological infertility is? How can I become a mother faster?Doctor's answer:
In general, women do not produce an autoimmune response. Only about 15% to 18% of infertile women have anti-sperm antibodies in their bodies.3. Local autoimmune response refers to the presence of lymphoid cells that produce immunoglobulins G and A in the cervical mucosa and endometrium of some infertile women, as well as immunoglobulins G, A, and M in cervical mucus that are anti-spermicidal. Therefore, the cervix and female reproductive tract have a local autoimmune effect on sperm.