Patient's question:
Medical History: Female, 32 years old. On August 9th, a hysterosalpingography revealed a unicornuate uterus on the left side, with an irregular shape and rough edges. The right side appears normal.Treatment History and Effects: In 2004, she underwent conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy. In March 2010, she became pregnant but experienced threatened miscarriage in May. In August 2010, a hysterosalpingography showed uterine malformation. Currently, no treatment has been performed.
What to Do and Desired Help: What should she do? Does she need surgery? // What is the chance of restoring fertility after surgery? // Can she have children after the surgery? ////////// Please help me.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, you have scars from uterine fibroid removal. Some fibroids are large and deep, and after removal, the recovery process is similar to that of a cesarean section. If the wound has not fully healed and you become pregnant immediately, there is a risk of rupture. After the surgery, it is important to practice contraception, which is beneficial for the body's recovery. Post-surgery, women need to use artificial estrogen and progesterone to prevent irregular vaginal bleeding. Women should also pay attention to perineal hygiene to prevent infection. Remember to follow up promptly. There are many factors that can affect pregnancy, and both men and women can be affected, such as abnormal semen in men, immune factors, ovulation disorders in women, fallopian tube inflammation, endometritis, cervical and vaginal factors, and endocrine factors, among others.