Patient's question:
My husband was found to have antisperm antibodies. Can he take Yikangling? Some people say it's very effective, who knows about this medicine?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Antisperm antibodies belong to immunological infertility. Under normal circumstances, the testes and male reproductive tract have a strong immune barrier, making it impossible for sperm to come into contact with the body's immune system, so immune reactions rarely occur. This situation can also be caused by diseases. For example, inflammation of the spermatic ducts or other factors or etiologies that block it may lead to sperm leakage, or due to tubal ligation cutting off the vas deferens and blocking it, all of these can potentially cause sperm antigens to come into contact with the body's immune system, leading to the production of antisperm antibodies. As a result, sperm clump together, become immobilized, lose their normal vitality, and find it difficult to complete fertilization with the egg. It is recommended to clearly identify the cause of the disease and treat it accordingly. Blind medication for infertility is not advisable.