What to do if you have congenital bicornuate uterus?

Today's newlyweds must undergo some pre-marital health checks before marriage to prevent some genetic diseases from affecting the health of their offspring. Today, I will talk about a case of congenital disease in a woman, hoping to alert more young people. We must absorb experience. Some necessary physical examinations are the guarantee of our lives and our future happiness. We cannot be happy for a short period of time.

examine:

1. Ultrasound examination: One of the most commonly used obstetric and gynecological examination methods, it uses ultrasound imaging to display the cross-sectional morphology of the examined area and its relationship with surrounding organs.

2. Magnetic resonance imaging: Magnetic resonance imaging uses the signals generated by the resonance of atomic nuclei in a magnetic field to reconstruct images. This method is considered to be the best way to examine uterine malformations.

3. Hysterosalpingography: The contrast agent is injected into the uterus and fallopian tubes through a catheter, and then X-rays are used to show the shape of the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes.

4. Laparoscopy: It is a minimally invasive surgery that uses a laparoscope and its camera and imaging system to visually examine the uterus and fallopian tubes.

harm:

1. The abnormal uterus is often accompanied by hypoplastic myometrium: during delivery, it may cause dystocia or even uterine rupture. Vaginal delivery may result in retained placenta, postpartum hemorrhage, or postpartum infection. After a patient with a double uterus becomes pregnant, the pregnant uterus grows and develops, which may cause obstructive dystocia during delivery.

2. Pathological pregnancy leading to complications such as miscarriage and premature birth: Abnormal uterine development after pregnancy can cause complications such as miscarriage, premature birth or abnormal fetal position. Spontaneous uterine rupture occasionally occurs during pregnancy. If the fallopian tube of a patient with a rudimentary horn of uterus is unobstructed, the fertilized egg will implant in the rudimentary horn of uterus. However, due to its poor development of the uterine myometrium, it often ruptures during pregnancy, presenting symptoms similar to those of an ectopic pregnancy.

3. Inability to conceive: Those with uterine hypoplasia, such as those with no uterus, primordial uterus, or immature uterus, are mostly unable to conceive a fetus normally.

Through the above introduction, I believe many people are already very clear about the dangers of congenital bicornuate uterus. This is just one of the congenital diseases. Many congenital diseases are not detectable in our lives. Because their existence does not affect our lives, but they are potential hazards, it is wisest to detect and treat them early.