What should I do if I have uterine malformation?

Patient's question:

My mother is 44 years old this year. She stopped menstruating in July and after 4 months, her period returned in November and December. However, the duration of each period lasted over ten days, and this happened twice. The ultrasound results showed a uterine malformation and thickening of the endometrial lining. After she had a D&C procedure, the doctor suspected endometrial cancer. Is this possible? She does not experience abdominal pain when she has her period.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, uterine malformation: Congenital uterine developmental abnormalities are the most common type of reproductive organ malformation and also have significant clinical implications. During the evolutionary process, the bilateral paramesonephric ducts may stop developing at different stages due to the influence and interference of certain factors, leading to various developmental abnormalities of the uterus.

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