Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with immune infertility, specifically anti-sperm antibodies, by the hospital. Does this condition prevent sperm and egg cells from combining? I am seeking expert advice.Doctor's answer:
Hello, antisperm antibodies are a complex pathological product that can affect both men and women. The exact factors or causes have not been fully clarified. For women, male sperm and seminal fluid are specific antigens. Upon contact with the bloodstream, they can trigger immune reactions in both men and women, leading to the production of corresponding antibodies that hinder sperm from fertilizing eggs, resulting in infertility. Male sperm is killed by your antibodies, leading to infertility. However, it is not an incurable condition. Lymph immune therapy can be used to treat this. It is recommended that you seek timely treatment at a formal infertility and sterility specialty hospital, actively cooperate with your doctor's treatment, and receive targeted medication to achieve the desired therapeutic effect.