Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, the uterine septum has fewer blood vessels and more fibrous tissue compared to a normal uterus, which can hinder the normal implantation of sperm and eggs. Additionally, the endometrium covering the septum responds poorly to hormonal stimulation, and the septum can also obstruct normal placental growth, leading to early fetal death. If pregnancy continues, it may develop into intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR). Even if the patient can conceive normally, the risk of fetal IUGR and fetal intrauterine death is relatively high.