Patient's question:
Other: I want to have a baby in the near future. The results of my gynecological examination from the day before yesterday are as follows. Is there any problem?1. Ultrasound results: The uterus is in an anterior position, with dimensions (mm) of length 42, width 51, and thickness 32; the endometrial thickness is 7. The left ovary is not clearly visible, while the right ovary measures length 24 and width 18. The uterus has a regular shape, with widened transverse diameter, clear uterine cavity line showing a Y-shape, and a 18mm deep anechoic area at the posterior uterus; the ultrasound suggests: 1) Incomplete longitudinal septum uterus 2) Small amount of fluid at the posterior uterus
2. Vaginal and leukorrhea examination: The leukorrhea is yellow and purulent and viscous. As the test results have not yet come out, the doctor initially
Doctor's answer:
If you have a uterine septum condition, it may increase the risk of miscarriage, preterm birth, intrauterine growth restriction, and postpartum placenta retention, among others. However, the specifics depend on the type of uterine septum and the severity of the malformation, as some cases can still result in full-term pregnancy.Recommendation: It is generally advised to treat the uterine septum condition before attempting pregnancy. If you strongly desire this child, regular prenatal check-ups are recommended. Generally, the likelihood of miscarriage is higher within the first 3 months. However, the uterine septum may still affect the fetus throughout the entire pregnancy, so you should be mentally prepared. If any abnormalities occur, it is important to seek timely medical guidance for proper management.
Lifestyle Care: Rest more frequently and avoid strenuous exercise. Additionally, maintaining a positive mindset is crucial. Excessive anxiety or stress may exacerbate ischemia in the area of the uterine septum through the neuro-endocrine system, potentially impairing embryonic development and growth.