Patient's question:
The doctor is a woman, 28 years old this year. Recently, my husband and I want to have a child. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. I was told that I have immunological infertility. I am very worried, so I quickly came to ask you, how can immunological infertility be treated to get better?Doctor's answer:
Immune infertility factors generally refer to antisperm antibodies. Both male and female patients may suffer from this condition. After diagnosis, treatment should be administered based on the specific condition, using hormone drugs to implement autoimmune suppression. At the same time, the use of condoms and breastfeeding for one year can increase sperm exposure, which may also help in reducing sperm antibodies in the body. After one year, a follow-up test should be conducted. If there is significant improvement, pregnancy preparation can be considered to reduce the success rate of pregnancy.