Patient's question:
Doctor, I and my husband have been trying to conceive for two years but haven't succeeded. My husband went to see a urologist, and I also had a thorough gynecological examination, but nothing significant was found. A few days ago, I had another examination and discovered that I have immunological infertility. What are the symptoms of immunological infertility?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, if infertility is caused by immune-related reasons, it is often associated with recurrent natural miscarriage or repeated spontaneous abortion, or with a fertilized egg failing to implant after culture dish procedures. It is recommended to check the five antibody tests. If abnormal conditions reappear, medication can be used for treatment, with most cases requiring hormone therapy. Generally, if there are no other discomforts besides infertility.