Patient's question:
I am also negative for, and I need to undergo lymphocyte immunotherapy with my spouse or a third party. I would like to ask what conditions must be met for selecting the blood of a spouse or a third party? Is it possible for my husband to have had liver disease? Can the third party be a family member? Are there any requirements for blood type? Will the fetus have intellectual disabilities after lymphocyte immunotherapy? Can I have healthy children of my own?Doctor's answer:
There is no significance of, I have seen many patients who underwent this treatment but still experienced pregnancy loss. In fact, you haven't yet identified the fundamental cause or etiology of the miscarriage. Blindly accepting treatment is not advisable. If you have a history of fetal demise and spontaneous abortion, it is essential to identify the cause before the next pregnancy, otherwise you may face the same fate.On days 3-5 of the menstrual cycle, use the electrochemical luminescence method to test for endocrine function and anti-embryonic antibodies. After the menstrual period has completely ended (3-5 days), perform a colposcopy, dynamic digital hysterosalpingography, and vaginal four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound. These tests generally help confirm the diagnosis. Some patients may require further examinations such as cervical dilation tests, electronic hysteroscopy, or laparoscopy.
If it is confirmed that the issue is related to immunity, a contract for guaranteed treatment can be signed, with a refund if the treatment is ineffective.