Patient's question:
Natural abortion twice, now found positive for anti-embryo antibodies. The doctor asked me to treat it before getting pregnant. I wonder if positive anti-embryo antibodies can cause miscarriage? How should it be treated? How long might the treatment take? What are the general costs? I hope the doctors can give some advice. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
When the positive range of anti-embryonic antibodies is between 1:125 and 1:1024, immune habitual abortion can occur. Therefore, if anti-embryonic antibodies are positive, it is important to seek treatment at a professional hospital in a timely manner to prevent the recurrence of abortion.Suggestions: The main treatment method is spouse leukocyte immunotherapy. The costs vary among hospitals in different regions, but generally, treatment is needed for about a month. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for early treatment and do not miss the best age for conception.