Patient's question:
The patient is 28 years old. We have been married and settled down for over two years. We never considered what measures to use for breastfeeding in our daily life. Suddenly one day, I realized that I couldn't get pregnant. In daily life, my menstrual cycle is not very regular, and it hurts a lot when it comes. I feel extremely frustrated. Autoimmune infertility and not being able to get pregnant? What should I pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
Immune infertility, which makes it difficult to conceive, is primarily caused by abnormal immune antibodies in the body leading to infertility and inability to conceive. Generally, there are no distinctive symptoms, and it can only be detected through careful examination when trying to conceive. It is recommended to undergo tests for fallopian tubes, hormones, uterus, menopause, male semen, as well as immune antibodies for both partners, to identify the specific factors contributing to infertility. It is important to maintain a positive mood and to consistently practice good hygiene, keeping the perineal area clean for both individuals.