What are the clinical symptoms of double vagina and double uterus?

Women's reproductive organs are all single, such as the vagina and uterus, which are one. However, in reality, there are women who have an even number, that is, two vaginas and two uteruses. Although it sounds ridiculous, it is indeed the case. Therefore, we must be aware of the symptoms of double vagina and double uterus and provide effective treatment when discovered. So, what are the clinical symptoms of double vagina and double uterus?

1. Abnormal menstruation:

Women with double uterus are prone to uterine hypoplasia on one side, which can easily cause dysmenorrhea. This is because there are two uteruses, and both uteruses produce menstrual cycles. However, when menstruation comes, one side of the cervix may "disappear", so that menstruation cannot be discharged normally, which in turn causes pain, which is dysmenorrhea. Patients with double uterus often experience symptoms of menstrual irregularities such as heavy menstrual flow and prolonged menstruation.

2. Miscarriage, premature birth, etc. after pregnancy:

Pregnancy for women with a double uterus is more difficult and relatively dangerous than for ordinary women. This is because in a double uterus, one of the uteruses may become pregnant or both uteruses may become pregnant at the same time. When one uterus is pregnant, the other non-pregnant uterus will hinder the descent of the fetal extremities, causing uterine contractions to become weak, and ultimately only a caesarean section is required. If two uteruses are pregnant at the same time, it will affect the normal development of the fetus and may lead to miscarriage. Therefore, a double uterus may experience symptoms of miscarriage, premature birth, or abnormal fetal position after pregnancy.

3. Performance during and after delivery:

Uterus didelphys often presents with symptoms of myometrial dysplasia. During delivery, abnormal labor force and difficulty in cervical dilation may lead to dystocia or even uterine rupture. During vaginal delivery, retained placenta, postpartum hemorrhage, or postpartum infection may also occur. Women with a didelphys uterus may experience postpartum bleeding due to expulsion of the non-pregnant uterine horn.

The above is an introduction to the clinical symptoms of double vagina and double uterus. I hope it will be helpful for women to understand. Double vagina and double uterus is a relatively rare type of disease, but it does happen. In daily life, if you find similar symptoms, you must pay enough attention to it, actively conduct testing, and take effective measures to treat it if there are any abnormal conditions.