Patient's question:
Please ask if the repair of an incomplete septate uterus through hysteroscopy should be performed after the menstrual period stops for several days? How long does the surgery take? Is anesthesia required? Local or general anesthesia? What is the approximate cost? How long can I stay in the hospital? How long until I can get pregnant?Additionally, I have second-degree cervical erosion, and I used medication last month. Can I have the surgery this month?
Please ask if an incomplete septate uterus can lead to normal pregnancy without surgery, with the fetus developing normally and delivering normally?
First follow-up question: Thank you, Dr. Yang! If I don't have the surgery, will the intelligence and physical condition of the baby be the same as those of a normal baby? Also,
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Hysteroscopy is usually performed three days after menstruation is clean. The duration of the surgery depends on the condition of the septum and the doctor's proficiency with hysteroscopy. Hysteroscopy generally does not require anesthesia, and the cost is based on the local fee standards. Pregnancy is possible six months after the surgery. Whether the cervical erosion of degree II has recovered can be determined through a gynecological examination. A septate uterus can lead to pregnancy, but it is prone to miscarriage, which may affect fetal development.