Patient's question:
It's strange, my wife and I have been married for over two years, but we haven't been able to get pregnant. During intimacy, we haven't taken any precautions, and there have been no issues—everything is normal. How come we can't get pregnant? Moreover, we have both undergone medical examinations, and the reports from the hospital indicate that we are both healthy with no physical problems. The doctor said there are no organic abnormalities. So, what factors or causes could be responsible?Doctor's answer:
Hello! According to your description: both partners are healthy without any organic diseases, and their sexual intercourse is normal without the use of contraception, but they have not become pregnant. This suggests the possibility of a rare form of infertility, immunological infertility, which matches the characteristics of your situation. Immunological infertility is exactly like this—everyone is healthy, but they simply cannot get pregnant. The cause or etiology is straightforward: there are large quantities of anti-sperm antibodies in the female reproductive tract. During sexual intercourse, when sperm are delivered into the female body, these anti-sperm antibodies launch a massive attack, annihilating the "sperm army" and preventing any opportunity for sperm and egg to meet. As a result, pregnancy cannot occur. It is recommended that you visit a formal infertility clinic for a check-up to confirm whether this is the case. Based on your description, the likelihood of immunological infertility is over 90%. Seek medical attention as soon as possible!