Symptoms of immune infertility, the most common manifestations are these

Some young couples have been trying to get pregnant for a long time, but have not seen any results and don’t know what’s going on. This may be caused by immune infertility. According to experts, women with immune infertility usually have symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, abdominal distension, and chest tightness.

1. Symptoms of 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 cannot be sensed.

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 conceiving, what they need to do is to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as they discover the problem, and be patient and treat the infertility so that they can see a cute little baby soon.

2. What is immune infertility?

When preparing for pregnancy, everyone hopes for a "good pregnancy", but if there is no sign of pregnancy after a long period of preparation, the situation is not good. It may be immune infertility, and of course there are various other reasons. Maybe everyone is unfamiliar with immune infertility. Moreover, the immune and reproductive systems do not seem to have much to do with each other. After all, they are two different systems. So what kind of immunity causes infertility?

At the beginning, it was mentioned that it might be due to anti-sperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies and anti-egg antibodies in women’s bodies. The following is a detailed explanation of these types of immune infertility.

1. Anti-sperm antibodies. If a woman's reproductive organs become inflamed, damaged, or if sperm overflows locally, the immune system will destroy the sperm. In addition, if a woman is allergic to sperm, she may also produce sperm antibodies. Being allergic to sperm is also very frustrating.

2. Anti-endometrial antibodies. If there are a large number of immune cells in the endometrium, it is actually beneficial for embryo implantation. However, when these immune cells become abnormal, implantation will fail and lead to infertility.

3. Anti-egg antibodies. If a woman's eggs, hormones and some secretions overflow into the reproductive tract, it may cause an autoimmune reaction, which is not conducive to the growth and development of the eggs.

3. Can immune infertility be cured?

The four words "infertility" actually mean a lot. If you have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time but there is still no movement, the couple's life may become disharmonious and various conflicts may arise. However, when facing difficulties, couples should encourage each other and face them together. If you have immune infertility, the length of the treatment period is not important. What matters is whether it can be completely cured?

The population suffering from immune infertility accounts for 20%, among which antisperm antibodies are a relatively common type of immune infertility, accounting for 60%. If you have immune infertility, you must first find out which antibody is causing the infertility. If you discover it in time and treat it in time, immune infertility can still be cured. If necessary, artificial insemination and other techniques can be used to help conceive a baby, so couples should stay calm.

I would like to add here that frequent sexual intercourse and chaotic sex life may cause damage or infection to the female reproductive tract mucosa. If the capillary permeability increases, semen and sperm antigens will be able to enter the body, which will produce antibodies and cause an antigen-antibody reaction.