Here is Dr. Zeng of Liu Xiangyuan's fetal protection team. Some couples with immune infertility are still unable to conceive a baby after treatment, so can ivy be successfully pregnant?
Immune infertility can you get pregnant by doing a test tube?
What happens to immune infertility?
Immune infertility refers to the cause of infertility due to immune factors, such as anti-sperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies or infertility antibodies such as anti-ovarian antibodies.
1. Anti-sperm antibody: Anti-sperm antibody is a common cause of immune infertility, female genital tract inflammation increases local exudation, immune cells enter the genital tract, anti-sperm antibodies appear locally in the genital tract and serum, anti-sperm antibodies will affect sperm motility, prevent sperm and egg from binding, and lead to infertility;
2. Anti-endometrial antibody: If there are a large number of immune cells in the endometrium, under normal circumstances, these cells are conducive to embryo implantation, but when the immune cells are abnormal, it will lead to implantation failure, resulting in infertility;
3. Anti-egg antibody: If part of the woman's secretions overflow the genital tract, triggering autoimmunity, it will affect the growth of eggs, resulting in infertility.
The appearance of immune infertility requires treatment under the guidance of a doctor. After the antibodies generally disappear, you can continue to try to conceive. If the situation does not improve, artificial insemination or IVF techniques can be performed to assist in pregnancy.
Can immune infertility be successfully conceived by IVF?
Immune infertility can be done with a test tube. Women with immune infertility, generally speaking, ovulation and reproductive tract function are normal, and the husband's semen routine examination is also normal, but there is anti-fertility immunity, which affects the normal combination of sperm and egg, thus affecting pregnancy.
In the process of making test tubes, because the artificial intervention of the fertilization environment and the avoidance of the influence of antibodies on fertilization can improve the success rate of sperm-egg binding, so doing test tubes can help pregnancy. However, the success rate of immune infertility to do test tubes is not 100%, so be mentally prepared.
Summary: Couples with immune infertility who are still unable to conceive after treatment can help with pregnancy by doing IVF. However, the success rate of doing test tubes is not 100%, and it is necessary to maintain a normal attitude to the results of test tubes.