Does a completely septate uterus necessarily require surgical treatment?

Once a woman finds out that she has a uterine septate, she should seek medical attention as soon as possible, because this disease will not only seriously affect women's physical health, but if this disease is not treated in time, it will also affect women's fertility and lead to infertility. If the disease progresses seriously, it can lead to persistent infertility or even premature menopause. How to treat complete uterine septateness? Does surgery necessarily require it?

Incomplete septate uterus is a type of uterine malformation. This type of uterine malformation has a particularly great impact on pregnancy, with a failure rate as high as 85% to 90%. If it is discovered, timely treatment should be given to restore fertility. Complete septate uterus is a type of uterine malformation and one of the common causes of infertility or habitual miscarriage.

Surgical treatment is the only way to ultimately correct a septate uterus, and is especially suitable for those who have had habitual miscarriages, premature births, or long-term infertility. It is worth noting that the effectiveness of surgical treatment depends on the type of septate uterus and the degree of septate deformity. The postoperative pregnancy rate is higher for patients with thicker mediastinal lining tissue, richer mediastinal blood supply, and narrower mediastinal base. After plastic surgery for the septate uterus, the uterus becomes a larger whole, the uterine cavity space increases, which is conducive to embryo implantation and development, reduces the occurrence of premature birth and miscarriage, and can significantly improve pregnancy conditions. In addition, in order to ensure the safety of the patient's later delivery, cesarean section is generally required, and the pregnancy time is best to be more than 36 weeks.

So, how to diagnose uterine septate? The specific methods include the following three methods: 1. Examination through dynamic digital hysterosalpingography. 2. Vaginal four-dimensional color ultrasound is more accurate for diagnosis before menstruation. 3. Laparoscopic examination: Hysteroscopy can more directly and accurately determine the type of uterine septum. It is the "gold standard" for diagnosing uterine septum, distinguishing between complete and incomplete uterine septum, and can also diagnose lesions in the uterine cavity. Hysteroscopy should be performed routinely before hysterectomy.

Based on the surgical treatments we mentioned above, everyone should know that the only way to treat uterine septum and correct the uterus is through surgery. There are many small details that need to be paid attention to in surgical treatment that we cannot ignore. You must be aware of the precautions for surgical treatment before deciding to have surgery.