Patient's question:
The test results showed that the antisperm antibody was positive. After taking prednisone last month, it turned negative, but I don't know why. This month, my menstrual cycle has been delayed for a long time, and it has not arrived yet. Please ask the doctor how to treat this infertility????????Doctor's answer:
Your several projects are still quite normal. Hormones, fallopian tube contrast, ovulation test—all are normal. Only one anti-sperm antibody test is positive. Now that the antibody can turn negative, you should be able to get pregnant. Actually, I understand your impatient feelings, but ovulation is also related to psychological factors. The more you desire, the harder it is to get pregnant. You might have seen people who couldn’t get pregnant for a long time and gave up hope, adopted a child, and then unexpectedly got pregnant themselves. In other words, the calmer you are, the more normal your ovulation and fallopian tube movement will be.Your period is delayed by 9 days. At this point, a pregnancy test is not accurate. Wait another 5 days and test again. Actually, now that you use an ovulation test to check for ovulation before intercourse, it will be easier to get pregnant. You can also use your fingers to collect cervical mucus from the vagina and see how far it can stretch. If it stretches to 10 cm, it means you have ovulated.
Intercourse, pregnancy—you will be happy.