What are the dangers of uterine malformation?

Uterine malformation is a very common problem. When women have such a situation, they must receive timely treatment. Otherwise, if the uterine malformation is serious, it will cause various problems in the female body, which will cause great harm to the body. So what are the dangers of uterine malformation? It has many aspects of harm. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of its harm and know how to proceed during treatment.

The dangers of uterine malformation:

1. Affect fertility

The position of the uterus itself does not make a woman less fertile, although this is an occasional problem in women with a septate uterus. But women with a unicornuate uterus have more difficulty conceiving because they only have one fallopian tube. However, little is known about pregnancy in women with a unicornuate uterus. Generally speaking, uterine malformation does not affect pregnancy, but the presence of an abnormal uterus can make it difficult for expectant mothers to maintain pregnancy for 9 months.

2. Cause miscarriage

At present, the relationship between uterine malformation and miscarriage is still difficult to explain. However, regarding the pregnancy outcomes of women with uterine malformations, a study showed that compared with women with normal uterus, these women have a higher rate of miscarriage, but the miscarriage rates vary for different types of uterine malformations. For example, women with uterine septate have a higher risk of miscarriage than women with other types of uterine malformations.

3. Affecting pregnancy

Women with uterine malformations, especially those with a unicornuate uterus, are more likely to develop complications during pregnancy and delivery than women with a normally shaped uterus, whether they conceive naturally or through assisted reproductive technology. If the shape of the uterine cavity is abnormal, most babies will adopt a breech position in the uterus instead of the normal head-down position. If your baby is in a breech position, your doctor will recommend a cesarean section, as this is currently considered the best way to deliver a breech baby.

After understanding the dangers of uterine malformation, uterine malformation must be treated in time. During the treatment process, women should pay attention to emotional adjustment. If women are in a bad mood, it will not help improve the problem of uterine malformation. At the same time, women should choose light food in their diet, which will be very helpful for the treatment of uterine malformation.