Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Can a bicornuate uterus or saddle-shaped uterus normally carry a child? The mother is 36 years old and has had four stillbirths in the past: in 2000, 2001, 2003, and 2004. The first three fetuses died at around two and a half months, and the last one was a stillbirth at five and a half months. She is now planning to get pregnant again. What should she pay attention to? Thank you to all the experts and doctors!!!!Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, a bicornuate uterus can still lead to fertility, but sometimes the conception rate may decrease and the miscarriage rate may increase due to the abnormal shape of the uterus. However, some people can still have a very smooth pregnancy, which still depends on the elasticity of the uterus after pregnancy. If it can expand well along with the growth of the embryo, the baby can be saved. For those who cannot, it may lead to a miscarriage.After pregnancy, pay attention to the following points: Maintain proper posture, keep your head up and chest forward, and distribute your weight evenly on your bones to effectively alleviate the discomfort of back pain. Bending over or slouching can cause the spine to bend uncontrollably when pressure is applied downward, making it easier to feel back pain. Remind pregnant women to slow down their movements and use supporting positions to balance the pulling of ligaments. Remember, it takes three pairs of ligaments to support the weight of a baby, which is about 6 to 10 kilograms, and this is already very demanding. Of course, avoiding heavy work during pregnancy is also very important.