Uterine malformations may increase the risk of miscarriage, but the specific situation varies depending on the type and severity. If you find a problem, consult a doctor in time, and professional evaluation is key. The uterus is where the embryo develops, like a small "house" for the baby. If the shape and structure of this house are wrong, such as congenital bicornuate uterus, unicornuate uterus or septate uterus, it may affect conception or pregnancy. These are usually caused by incomplete uterine development during the embryonic period and are not something that an individual can prevent. Different types of uterine malformations have different effects on pregnancy. Some women may only have abnormal menstruation, but for women who are preparing to get pregnant, embryo implantation and development may be hindered, leading to early miscarriage. Some malformed uteri can easily cause insufficient blood supply to the endometrium, or lead to premature birth in late pregnancy. For a completely septate uterus, if adequate preparation is made and surgical correction is performed, the chances of pregnancy are still very high, and it does not necessarily mean that miscarriage will occur. In order to determine the type and severity of uterine malformation, examination methods such as ultrasound, MRI or hysteroscopy can help doctors understand the situation. If confirmed, a targeted treatment plan needs to be developed. Some types may recommend surgical correction, while some non-invasive conditions may not require intervention. In addition, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, a proper diet and adequate rest can also help increase the success rate of pregnancy. |
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