Patient's question:
I was born without a uterus. At that time, my family didn't know, but when I reached puberty, while others were having their periods, I wasn't. That's when I realized about my condition. If I get married to my partner, can I still have children?Doctor's answer:
Hello, congenital uterine factors such as a non-uterus, immature uterus, and solid uterus without a cavity, as well as developmental abnormalities or malformations, can affect a woman's fertility. Posterior uterine position or severe retroflexion, endometrial inflammation, and uterine cavity adhesions are all causes of infertility. Approximately 75% of patients with endometriosis have a history of infertility, as it can cause posterior uterine adhesions, poor mobility, and may also lead to fallopian tube adhesions, resulting in decreased motility.