Patient's question:
Can a uterus with a transverse septum get pregnant? Do I need to go to the hospital for treatment? How long does the treatment take to heal? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Uterine didelphys is more common in infertility before treatment, but the chances of pregnancy increase significantly after treatment. Data shows that there are also cases of twin pregnancy with conventional ovulation induction therapy. Currently, most procedures involve hysteroscopic surgery combined with ultrasound or laparoscopic surgery to remove the uterine septum. Since the advent of hysteroscopy, uterine didelphys has been removed under laparoscopic monitoring via hysteroscopy. The surgical results and uterine shape with this method are simpler than abdominal uterine surgery, with lower postoperative complications, no uterine adhesions, and no need for an intrauterine device. Hormone therapy for two cycles can lead to pregnancy, with good pregnancy outcomes and a low rate of cesarean delivery.