Patient's question:
How have I had three natural miscarriages in these three years. The check shows there are antisperm antibodies.Doctor's answer:
Clinical symptoms of immunological infertility vary from person to person, and there are two types: primary and secondary. During sexual intercourse, if a woman engages in overly frequent sexual activity and has excessive contact with sperm and semen, these foreign substances (sperm and semen) may be absorbed by the female reproductive tract as antigenic materials. This can stimulate the body to produce antisperm antibodies, leading to immunological infertility.