Patient's question:
Got pregnant in July this year. During the B examination in October, it was found that the uterus was malformed (septate uterus or bicornuate uterus), and the fetus died in the womb. Can uterine malformations be treated? Can normal pregnancy be achieved after treatment? Which hospitals in Guangzhou are good for treating uterine malformations?Doctor's answer:
Generally, the uterus is oval-shaped, but there are also cases where it is arched or divided into two halves on the inside. These are collectively referred to as uterine malformations. Uterine malformations are rare and can be detected through ultrasound examinations or gynecological exams.Uterine malformations can reduce the space for fetal growth, so it is important to be vigilant about premature birth and miscarriage. If the uterus can expand sufficiently during pregnancy, there will not be too many problems during the pregnancy.
Delivery: If the fetus is not too large, natural delivery may still be possible. Natural delivery can be considered as long as it does not affect the growth of the fetus. However, women with uterine malformations are more prone to fetal position abnormalities, and emergency cesarean delivery may be necessary in critical situations.
Postpartum: There is no impact on physical recovery. As long as the pregnancy and delivery proceed smoothly, uterine malformations do not affect postpartum recovery.