Patient's question:
Hello, how long does it take for immune infertility treatment to be effective? After some treatment, why haven't I gotten pregnant yet? How long does it take for immune infertility treatment to be useful?Doctor's answer:
Artificial Insemination: When cervical mucus contains sperm antibodies affecting fertility, the husband's semen can be processed outside the body to obtain high-quality sperm for intrauterine artificial insemination. However, artificial insemination has certain risks for patients, so it is still recommended that patients with curable diseases avoid choosing artificial insemination as a treatment method. If artificial insemination is still decided upon, the time frame will vary depending on the chances.Hormonal Drugs: Infertile women with anti-sperm antibodies in cervical mucus can be treated locally in the vagina using certain hormonal drugs. However, this method is only suitable for patients seeking short-term relief.