How to check immune infertility? This is how the science works

Regarding immune infertility issues, women need to undergo scientific examinations to find out the specific root causes, such as cervical adhesion examinations, reproductive immunological examinations, and cervical mucus examinations, etc. The following is a detailed introduction to this knowledge.

First, check the cervical mucus:

The examination of female immune infertility can be done by checking the condition of cervical mucus. This is mainly done after sexual intercourse. The sperm penetration rate can be checked by comparing the cervical mucus with the sperm survival rate. If the sperm penetration rate is not up to standard, it is because there are certain immune antibodies in the body.

Second, cervical mucus contact test:

The examination of cervical mucus is mainly to check whether there are anti-sperm antibodies in the cervical mucus. If it is performed during the ovulation period, the commonly used method is to use a glass microscope to get the semen and mucus onto a glass slide, and then put it under the microscope for examination.

Third, immunological examination of reproductive products:

Immunological examination, this examination mainly includes the examination of sperm antigens, anti-sperm antibodies, and anti-endometrial antibodies in the body. These targeted examinations can be further carried out as body fluid immune examinations.

Fourth, ovarian pituitary function examination: basal body temperature measurement (BBT) is to place the thermometer under the tongue for 5 minutes every morning in a resting state, and record the temperature in a special form. The basal body temperature of normal women is biphasic on a monthly basis, influenced by ovarian function. It can understand a woman's ovulation date, whether she has ovulation date, and whether she has ovulation dysfunction.

Fifth, immune infertility symptoms and various examinations rule out infertility caused by other factors in both men and women.

Sixth, fallopian tube patency test: The examination methods include hysterosalpingography, fallopian tube fluid perfusion and ventilation test to understand whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. (What tests are needed for immune infertility)

Seventh, endometrial pathology examination: a method to understand the presence or absence of ovulation or the functional status of the corpus luteum. At the same time, it can also understand the size of the uterine cavity, and internal and external uterine cavity lesions such as tuberculosis, myoma, etc.

Eighth, cervical mucus examination: to understand whether ovulation occurs and the status of corpus luteum function.

Ninth, immune examination: immune examination can detect AsAb in the blood. Antibodies can cause sperm to agglutinate or lose their activity and cause infertility.

Tenth, the test after sexual intercourse: within 2 hours after sexual intercourse before ovulation, there are less than 5 sperm moving forward vigorously in the cervical mucus per high-power field of view.