Patient's question:
Divorced for nearly three years, I've had two miscarriages. I was diagnosed with sperm antibodies, mycoplasma infection, and negative. Is it necessary to have my husband's venous blood white blood cells for the treatment?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is speculated that your repeated miscarriages may be related to antisperm antibodies. In terms of treatment, it is recommended that you take oral corticosteroids. For your condition, it is suggested to take oral corticosteroids to treat antisperm antibodies, with a continuous course of 3 to 6 months. After taking the oral medication, you should have regular follow-up checks at the hospital. If the test results return to normal, you should stop taking the medication immediately.