Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. You've worked hard. I got pregnant three months after getting married five years ago. Due to other reasons, I didn't want to have a child, so I had a medication-induced abortion. Two years later, I got pregnant again. Around the 50th day, the baby stopped growing, so I had a D&C. Three months later, I got pregnant again, also around the 50th day. Just like before, I had all the tests done at the hospital, and the results showed suicidal lymphocyte levels at 6.2%. The doctor said my immunity is low. Now I'm too afraid to get pregnant again. Is there any other good method to treat this? My husband's sperm has an A+B grade density of 1.04, a pH of 7.0, and a sperm density of only 1.610, which is much lower than the standard. Could this be the reason for the child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the special properties of CAV seem to be due to immunosuppression. This virus secretes a protein in cytotoxic lymphocytes that induces the so-called suicidal program (apoptosis) to protect infected cells from the destructive effects of the immune system, causing these lymphocytes to die.You can visit a Class III-A hospital in your local area. Under the guidance of a doctor, take specific treatment measures.