Treatment of uterine infertility

Infertility is the most discussed topic in today's society. When you see other families laughing and having children, you can't help but feel a little lost. There are many reasons for infertility. Only after understanding the symptoms can we prescribe the right medicine. So, what are the methods for treating uterine infertility? Below, I will give you a detailed introduction to the relevant details, hoping to be able to help everyone.

1. Treatment methods for uterine infertility also include incompatibility between sperm and cervical mucus. Cervical mucus exchange is a feasible treatment for uterine infertility. That is, during the ovulation period, after disinfecting the vagina and cervix, the patient's cervical mucus is sucked out and the cervical mucus of a donor with good compatibility in the penetration crossover test is injected into the patient's endocervical canal. It would be more ideal if the cervical mucus of a donor containing the husband's semen in the slide penetration crossover test is injected. For those with positive anti-sperm antibodies in serum cervical mucus, infertile couples can be advised to use condoms for six months to a year to block the antigenic effect of semen. After the concentration of anti-sperm antibodies decreases, the chance of pregnancy will increase if the condoms are discontinued during the predicted ovulation period. The effectiveness rate can reach about 30%-50%.

2. Cervical fibroids. Surgery is the main treatment for uterine infertility. Small fibroids can be treated with vaginal myomectomy or enucleation. Larger fibroids require abdominal resection. For infertile patients, the principle of surgery is to maintain the function of the cervix as much as possible and prevent adhesion or stenosis of the cervical canal. Cryotherapy can also be used. The cryotherapy head is in the shape of a pencil or needle and is inserted into the fibroid or at the base. Each freezing session is for 2-3 minutes, once a week, and not during menstruation. After 5-10 treatments, the fibroids will shrink or fall off from the base.

3. Hysteroscope is an endoscope that can also be used for examination and treatment within the uterine cavity. Under hysteroscopy, fallopian tube catheterization can be performed for patency check. If the fallopian tube is found to be obstructed or blocked, it can be cleared and treated at the same time with good results. In addition, hysteroscopy can directly and clearly observe the situation in the uterine cavity, understand whether there are any intrauterine factors that cause infertility, and perform necessary surgical treatment for abnormal conditions at the same time. At present, hysteroscopy has become a common means of examining and treating female infertility.

4. Abnormal cervical mucus: The cervical mucus secretion is too little and thick. Small doses of estrogen can be used to treat uterine infertility, which can improve follicle function, thin the cervical mucus, and facilitate the passage of sperm. There are also reports that the use of pulsed or intravenous luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) can also improve cervical mucus and achieve conception.

5. Cervical atresia, stenosis and dysplasia of the cervix. The main treatment for uterine infertility is uterine dilation: it is performed after the menstruation is over or before ovulation. First, a sterilized probe is used to probe the uterine cavity, and then the cervical dilator is used to dilate from No. 3 to No. 7. Congenital cervical dysplasia can be treated simultaneously with artificial cycles or high-dose progesterone as pseudo-pregnancy therapy.

The above are the methods for treating uterine infertility. I believe that after understanding the above, everyone has a certain understanding of this! Once you find this symptom, you can go for a check-up and then use the appropriate method for treatment. Soon, you will have children of your own.