Can congenital uterine septate be aborted?

A septate uterus is a uterine developmental malformation. As the septum is obstructed during its formation, a congenital septate uterus is formed, which makes the mother prone to repeated miscarriages during pregnancy. It is a common uterine developmental abnormality and can be divided into two types: complete mediastinum and incomplete mediastinum. A uterine septate can cause women to have repeated miscarriages during pregnancy and greatly increase the chances of ectopic pregnancy. So, can abortion be performed on a congenitally septate uterus?

Uterine septate is a type of uterine malformation. There are many methods for diagnosing uterine malformations, such as pelvic examination, hysterosalpingography, abdominal or vaginal B-ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), CT, etc., but most of these methods can rarely confirm uterine septate. Hysteroscopy is a specific method for diagnosing uterine septate. Uterus septate is a common cause of infertility or habitual miscarriage. It is reported that 40% of cases lead to infertility and 35% have a history of at least 2 or more miscarriages before diagnosis. The traditional surgical method for treating uterine septum is to make an abdominal incision in the uterine wall and remove the septum together with part of the uterine wall. This is very traumatic and requires a long recovery time. It requires 3-4 years of contraception before pregnancy, and a cesarean section is required during delivery. There is also a risk of adhesions in the uterine cavity and pelvic cavity after the operation, causing secondary infertility. The diagnosis and treatment of uterine septum by hysteroscopy is simple and quick, with short operation time, less bleeding, less trauma, and quick recovery. No contraception is required after surgery, and pregnancy can be achieved as soon as possible. The integrity of the uterine wall is maintained during the operation, and vaginal delivery is possible.

Now, my country's medical technology has made great progress, so can abortion be performed on patients with uterine septate? However, if a woman finds out that she has a congenital uterine septate after examination, she should undergo surgical treatment as soon as possible, otherwise it will affect her future fertility, cause frequent miscarriages, cause thinning of the uterine wall, and lead to difficulty in conception or infertility.