What are the symptoms of immune infertility?

Generally speaking, immune infertility does not show any uncomfortable symptoms. For women who have not taken contraceptive measures after marriage or have had normal sexual life for more than two years but still have not conceived and have no reproductive system diseases, it is considered to be immune infertility.

Immune infertility is probably something that no one has ever thought of. If couples who are trying to have a baby know about infertility, it may be when they have been trying to have a baby for a long time but still have no results. If it is immune infertility, it may be difficult to see any symptoms, because various antibodies are produced silently and we cannot perceive them.

However, women with immune infertility probably have some common characteristics, such as dysmenorrhea, chest tightness, abdominal distension, low resistance and susceptibility to illness, irritability, irregular menstruation, etc. However, these symptoms are actually experienced by many people, and it does not mean that having these symptoms will lead to immune infertility. They can only be used as a reference.

If a couple has been trying to conceive for more than a year and there has been no progress, it may be due to low sperm motility or it may be a problem with the woman herself. For couples who are having trouble getting pregnant, what you need to do is to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as you find the problem. Be patient and treat your infertility so that you can see a cute little baby soon.

In addition, men may have their blood-testicular barrier damaged, which may cause their body's immune cells to produce anti-sperm antibodies. Therefore, men who have suffered from vas deferens damage, epididymal inflammation and other diseases need to be vigilant.