Patient's question:
I had two recurrent miscarriages before, and later it was found that my was negative. The doctor said I needed treatment. I'm wondering if this has any impact on fertility?Doctor's answer:
Treatment withantibodies generally does not cause changes in the menstrual cycle. It involves extracting lymphocytes from the husband's blood and then injecting them into the wife's body. This is usually done twice a month, and antibodies will develop two months later. After antibodies are formed, pregnancy should be attempted within half a year. After pregnancy, treatment should continue for another 5-6 months to ensure safety. Good luck with your pregnancy!