Patient's question:
I have immunological infertility, and I want to learn about the treatment for immunological infertility.Doctor's answer:
Immunological infertility refers to infertility caused by autoimmune or alloimmune reactions to antigens in the reproductive system. When infertility occurs, both partners should go to the hospital together for examination and treatment. In addition to routine female examinations, it is necessary to determine whether ovulation is normal, whether the menstrual cycle is regular, whether the fallopian tubes are (patent) or not, and the condition of the endometrium. In addition to these examinations, it is also necessary to conduct routine immune tests on the female to check whether anti-sperm antibodies have been produced in her blood. Through these tests, we can determine whether the immunological infertility is due to male factors or female factors. This allows us to assess the proportion of male or female factors contributing to the immunological infertility, thereby providing a reliable basis for determining the treatment plan.