Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I would like to ask how to check for antisperm antibodies. Last month, my physical examination showed antisperm antibodies at 150, and the doctor advised me to use TT contraception during normal ovulation periods and try to conceive. How should antisperm antibodies be checked and prepared for the test? Is having antisperm antibodies at 150 serious, and what test is most accurate?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if a miscarriage occurs after pregnancy and other tests are normal, it is necessary to consider whether there are abnormalities in related antibodies. This antibody test involves a blood draw, which is then sent to the laboratory. If the anti-sperm antibody test is positive, it means there are antibodies in the female's body that reject her husband's sperm, making it difficult to conceive or causing natural miscarriages. Male serum is required for long-term immunotherapy. The anti-sperm antibody test can be done with a fasting blood draw. If the anti-sperm antibody test is positive, it means there are antibodies in the female's body that reject her husband's sperm, making it difficult to conceive or causing natural miscarriages, and male serum is required for immunotherapy.