Patient's question:
BR>4 months checkup showed everything was normal. At 5 months, no fetal heartbeat was detected, and a miscarriage was performed. The fetus was observed to be without abnormalities. The patient has an incomplete uterine septum. Is it possible that the incomplete uterine septum caused the fetal demise? Can the incomplete septum be surgically removed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, conditions that can lead to embryonic arrest without a heartbeat can be addressed by undergoing a cold knife septoplasty at the hospital, which is a more reliable option. It is crucial to proceed with caution during the surgery, as improper handling of intrauterine procedures can sometimes be better left unperformed.