Patient's question:
Patient Gender:Female
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Detailed Medical Condition and Purpose of Consultation: I have been married for two years and have had an induced abortion in the past. Now, I want to have a child, but I am unable to conceive. I have undergone a fallopian tube, which showed no issues. However, the revealed a positive antisperm antibody test. Additionally, I experienced hyperprolactinemia, which has now returned to normal after treatment. The doctor said this is immune infertility. I have been taking Chinese medicine for nearly three months, using condoms for contraception during this period. I would like to ask if there are any other better methods to treat immune infertility now?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, this cannot rule out the possibility of an error in the examination. It is recommended that you choose a technologically advanced infertility department for a re-examination. At the same time, there are many causes of fetal demise, including immunological factors, genetic factors, infectious factors, endocrine factors, and anatomical factors. In general, if fetal demise occurs during the first pregnancy and the cause cannot be identified, it will be difficult to prevent future pregnancies through blind treatment. Moreover, multiple miscarriages can cause significant damage to the body. Those with multiple miscarriages, immunological antibodies, chromosomal abnormalities, hemolysis, and sperm quality issues are all at risk of fetal demise. It is recommended that you undergo comprehensive examinations at a specialized infertility hospital to identify the cause of fetal demise, receive targeted treatment, and do not miss the best age for pregnancy.