Infertility and Autoimmune Diseases in Women: Is There a Link? “Our study revealed some fascinating insights into the link between infertility and autoimmune diseases in women,” said Dr. Scime.

Women with infertility and no fertility treatment had a higher risk for systemic autoimmune rheumatic disease, even when accounting for adverse pregnancy outcomes (HR = 1.25; 95% CI, 1.12-1.4).

Primary autoimmune orchitis Primary autoimmune orchitis causes infertility. People with this type do not usually have symptoms of orchitis or a co-occurring autoimmune disease.

They had similar rates of autoimmune diseases as women without infertility issues, about 11 new cases of SARD for every 10,000 women followed for a year.

Mechanisms of Immune Response Against Sperm & ASA-induced Infertility The human immune system is trained during the early postnatal period. In men, at puberty when the sperm first appear in the ...

"For decades, the role of uterine immunity in IVF success has been debated, with many clinicians skeptical of immune testing and treatments due to limited evidence," Dr. Nathalie Lédée, co ...

In rare cases, the man may have immune problems in which hemakes antibodies against his own sperm. This is known as Autoimmune Infertility or Antisperm Antibodies (ASA).

The trial showed that patients receiving personalized care based on MatriceLab’s UTIMPRO endometrial immune profiling test had a live birth rate (LBR) of 41.4%, compared with 29.7% for those in ...