Correct me if I'm wrong, but i think it's a kind of fertility problem experience by women who are already in their 40's, whom their womb are incapable of getting pregnant.

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Hostile cells - the ones that fight off invaders - are produced in the womb in order to protect the egg/embryo. In hostile womb, the body produces more hostile cells and these take up residence in the uterine walls. Once the embryo reaches the uterus, the hostile cells attack it. Killing the embryo.

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Is this an inborn disease? Can you please post symptoms and treatment options? thanks!

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I dont know how hostile womb is treated but maybe if it is automimmune then there is medication to train the immune system to not recognize eggs as "invaders"?

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I think it's a kind of syndrome experience by older women in which they are no longer capable of getting pregnant, or if they were able to get pregnant, it will just resulted to miscarriage because their womb is already hostile.

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I think this is one of the results of many IVF treatments.

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It can be treated, if the person involved is diligently follow the advice of the doctor.

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lana is right. too much ivf treatments can alter the reproductive environment of a woman. it can result to hostile womb syndrome but i hear that this is quite rare.

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