Patient's question:
For more than ten years of marriage, I have been unable to get pregnant. My menstrual cycle is not very regular, and it hurts a lot when it comes. I feel extremely restless, and I easily catch colds if I don't take care. I'm always so anxious about not being able to have a baby. I don't know what to do. What kind of help do I need: Is immune infertility easy to treat?Doctor's answer:
There are many clinical diagnostic methods for treating female immunological infertility, such as in vitro fertilization. In this method, sperm and eggs are cultured to form a zygote in vitro, which is then implanted into the uterine cavity 3-5 days after fertilization. Therefore, sperm does not need to come into contact with the female reproductive tract locally, which contains sperm antibodies. After fertilization, due to the protective effect of the semipermeable membrane of the zygote, sperm antibodies cannot remotely attack the zygote. Subsequently, the zygote implants. Adopting a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine is also a very good treatment method.