immunological infertility

About Immune Infertility

Immune infertility refers to the following: due to inflammation of the female genital tract, local exudation increases, immune-related cells enter the genital tract, and at the same time, the mucosal osmosis of the genital tract is changed, which enhances the absorption of sperm antigens, and bacterial and viral infectious factors may act as natural adjuvants to enhance the body’s immune response to sperm antigens, so that the emergence of antisperm antibodies locally in the genital tract and in the blood bond affects the viability of sperms, interferes with the impediment of fertilization, and leads to infertility. This leads to infertility.

Treatment Programs

Immunological infertility screening involves tests for ovarian pituitary function, endometrial pathology and chromosomes. There are more than 10 different methods for detecting anti-sperm antibodies, with varying sensitivity, specificity and reproducibility.

Our specialists need to take into account the actual situation of the patient and the results of the tests in order to develop a targeted treatment.