Patient's question:
Over three years without children, stomach pain, check said endometritisDoctor's answer:
Harm 1: Leads to menstrual abnormalities: If women suffer from uterine hypoplasia, such as having a primordial uterus or no uterus, they may experience primary amenorrhea. Patients with a juvenile uterus may also have no menstruation, or may exhibit symptoms such as hypomenorrhea, delayed menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and irregular menstrual cycles. For patients with double uterus or bicornuate uterus, the symptoms may differ, often excessive menstrual flow and prolonged menstrual duration.Harm 2: Causes pathological pregnancy: Women may also experience complications during pregnancy. If a pregnant woman's uterine wall is underdeveloped or if she has a septate uterus, it can affect embryonic development, leading to early miscarriage, habitual abortion, or preterm birth. If the fertilized egg implants in a rudimentary horn of the uterus, it may rupture shortly after pregnancy, resulting in dystocia in women.