Patient's question:
Treating immunological infertility, what should be done if the wife has immunological infertility. Married for many years, the family has never had children. After a thorough examination at the hospital, she was diagnosed with immunological infertility. But why did she get immunological infertility? What are the causes of immunological infertility, and is there any known information? Please share.Doctor's answer:
Treating immunological infertility.1. Autoimmunity: Semen or female hormones, eggs, and other reproductive fluids flow from the reproductive tract into the surrounding tissues, triggering autoimmune reactions. This leads to the production of additional antibodies in the body, which can affect sperm vitality or impact follicle maturation and menopause, resulting in female immunological infertility.
2. Alloimmune response: This primarily occurs when antibodies are produced in the female body, causing sperm agglutination or loss of vitality. Relevant data indicate that approximately 15%–18% of women have sperm antibodies.