Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I want to ask you, how do I get tested for antisperm antibodies? I have had a gynecological examination, and there are no problems. My husband is fine too. Is there an antibody? How do I get tested for antisperm antibodies?Doctor's answer:
The systemic treatment method for anti-sperm antibodies involves using corticosteroids such as prednisone to suppress the immune response. Additionally, for males, sperm can be washed with a culture medium before artificial insemination. For females, it is recommended to consistently use condoms for 3 to 6 months to prevent contact between the female reproductive tract and sperm. Only after the titer of anti-sperm antibodies in the body decreases or disappears should condoms be discontinued for sexual intercourse, which may then lead to pregnancy.