Patient's question:
Female, 34. After getting married, she accidentally developed it, and then had a miscarriage. She finally managed to save one daughter and wanted a second child, but either had a miscarriage or the pregnancy stopped developing. The examination revealed a partial longitudinal uterine septum.Doctor's answer:
Currently, surgical treatment is the only definitive method to correct a uterine septum. The higher the pregnancy rate post-operation, the thicker the tissue, the richer the blood supply to the septum, and the narrower the base of the septum. After septoplasty, the uterus becomes a larger whole, with increased uterine cavity space, which is beneficial for embryo implantation and development. This reduces the occurrence of premature birth and miscarriage, significantly improving fertility.