What is the cause of bleeding after a pregnancy with a transverse uterus?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

A uterine septum refers to a normal uterine shape, where the septum extends through the entire uterine cavity and cervix, completely dividing the cavity into two parts, which is a complete septum; if the septum starts from the uterine fundus and partially separates the uterine cavity, it is an incomplete septum. A uterine septum during pregnancy is prone to cause miscarriage, preterm birth, and abnormal fetal position. It can also lead to intrauterine growth restriction and fetal intrauterine death. Surgical treatment is required for a uterine septum.