Patient's question:
Previously, my husband and I had frequent sexual activity, and there were many instances where we had sex during my period. I heard that if sperm comes into contact with blood, it can easily cause antibodies in women, leading to immunological infertility. We haven't planned to have children yet, so I'm wondering if I can get pregnant? How can I know if I have antibodies in my body? How is immunological infertility treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Checking for antisperm antibodies can be done through a blood test. If antibodies are present, they can be treated. It is recommended that you relax and stay calm. Conception is a complex physiological process that requires the following conditions: 1. The ovary must release normal eggs 2. Sperm must be present in the semen and be normal 3. The egg and sperm must meet and combine in the fallopian tubes to form a fertilized egg 4. The fertilized egg must be successfully transported into the uterine cavity 5. The endometrium must be fully prepared to support the implantation of the fertilized egg. If any of these steps are abnormal, conception can be hindered. The factors or causes that obstruct conception may be related to the female, the male, or both. You can visit a reputable specialized hospital for a detailed examination and conceive under the guidance of a doctor. Wishing you good health.