Patient's question:
A few years ago, I had a medication-induced miscarriage. When preparing to have children, I was checked for inflammation and found blocked fallopian tubes. These two conditions were treated. Now, my leukorrhea is normal with threads, and the fallopian tube hydrotubation also showed patency. Recently, it was discovered that I have negative and am O-negative blood type.Doctor's answer:
Treatment for negative, adopting the international advanced lymphocyte cytotoxic immunization technology to treat habitual abortion. Cytotoxic immunization technology involves taking venous blood from the husband, sterilely separating it, extracting lymphocytes, and subcutaneously injecting them into the wife's body. This induces the wife to produce blocking antibodies, creating a safety barrier for the fetus in the mother's womb, thereby maximizing the acceptance and protection of the fetus. Generally, 1 to 4 immunizations using the cytotoxic technique are sufficient to produce antibodies until conception and childbirth. The successful conception rate exceeds 95%. You can undergo effective treatment under the guidance of a doctor.