Uterine malformations are generally congenital diseases, because many women with uterine malformations have no symptoms and may be detected during physical examinations. Some patients with uterine malformations are very worried. Can they still give birth to children with uterine malformations? How to treat uterine malformations? Let me introduce uterine malformations to you next. Can I still have children with uterine deformities?

There are many kinds of uterine deformities, some do not affect fertility, some can lead to fertility after treatment, and some have no therapeutic significance. Unicornuate uterus and bicornuate uterus can generally lead to normal pregnancy, but the chance of conception is smaller than normal. Many bicornuate uteruses do not require treatment, but if recurrent miscarriages occur, uterine correction surgery is required. A septal uterus can lead to infertility, and pregnancy can also be achieved through surgical treatment. The arcuate uterus can also be corrected through surgery, and the underdeveloped uterus can be promoted through Chinese and Western medicine to promote the redevelopment of the uterus. Only congenital absence of a uterus has no therapeutic significance.

It is unlikely to have a child with uterine anomalies, because if the uterus is malformed or the position of the uterus is abnormal, it will affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, or the fertilized egg will not be able to implant or cause an ectopic pregnancy. In fact, Under normal circumstances, the normal adult's uterus is relatively flat from front to back, and is a hollow organ like an inverted pear. Menstruation usually occurs after puberty, and sperm will reach the fallopian tube mainly after sexual intercourse. channel.

If the uterus is abnormal, it is generally difficult to get pregnant. Sometimes, even if you are pregnant, it is easy to miscarry. Under normal circumstances, the adult uterus is 7-8cm long, 4-5cm wide, 2-3cm thick, and weighs about 50-60g. A normal uterus is empty and can hold about 5ml of liquid. The ratio of the uterus to the cervix Different lesions will appear depending on age, so if it is a uterine malformation, it is generally difficult to get pregnant, because the uterine malformation will affect the implantation of the fertilized egg, and even if it implants, it will also affect the growth of the fertilized egg. Development, sometimes due to uterine malformation, can also lead to ectopic pregnancy. How to treat uterine malformations

Most of them are surgical treatments. There are many types of uterine malformations, such as septate uterus, saddle-shaped uterus, unicornuate uterus, rudimentary uterus, etc. Uterine malformations are mostly caused by infertility, and orthopedic surgery is more common. With uterine malformation, the natural pregnancy rate is significantly lower than that of those with normal uterine development. Even in pregnancy, the spontaneous abortion rate has increased significantly. Nowadays, hysteroscopic mediastinal resection, laparoscopic rudimentary hysterectomy and other uterine orthopedics are often used. Different deformities require different surgical methods.

Clinically, women with uterine deformities need to be treated symptomatically according to different situations: 1. Although some women have uterine deformities, they usually have no other abnormal symptoms, and it does not affect pregnancy and childbirth. No treatment is required. 2. Some women have congenital uterine dysplasia, which causes irregular menstruation or severe dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, infertility, or prone to miscarriage after pregnancy. It is recommended that drug treatment be used to improve symptoms first. If the drug treatment is effective If it is not obvious, you need to cooperate with the doctor for surgical treatment. According to the current medical technology, uterine surgeries can be performed through hysteroscopy, which is less invasive and can minimize damage to the uterus. Most of them will not affect pregnancy. 3. Some congenital uterine malformations are serious and may easily affect reproductive function after surgery.