What are the treatments for congenital absence of uterus?

Most women will have the idea of ​​getting pregnant and having children when they reach a certain age. The baby's initial growth and development takes place in the uterus. Therefore, the uterus is very important to women and directly affects whether women can give birth. However, there is another disease called congenital absence of uterus. As the name suggests, people suffering from this disease have no uterus. Here is a brief introduction to the treatment methods of congenital absence of uterus, I hope it will be helpful to you.

What is congenital absence of uterus? Congenital absence of the uterus is a developmental abnormality of the female reproductive organs. The latter include undeveloped or underdeveloped uterus, such as primordial uterus and immature uterus. The primordial uterus is extremely small, often with no uterine cavity or with no endometrial growth. The cervix of an immature uterus is relatively long, mostly conical, with a small external os; the uterine body is smaller than normal, often extremely anteverted or retroflexed, with a body-to-cervix ratio of 1:1 or 2:3 (2:1 for normal adult women). Patients with congenital absence of uterus or primordial uterus have no menstruation and cannot give birth after marriage, and usually do not need to be treated. Patients with immature uterus may have no menstruation, or may have symptoms such as scanty menstruation, delayed menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and irregular menstruation. If these patients can seek medical treatment in time during adolescence, the immature uterus can be enlarged after regular treatment, and some people can even have regular menstruation or even normal pregnancy.

Congenital absence of uterus is caused by the bilateral mesonephric ducts extending horizontally toward the midline and merging together. If they stop developing before reaching the midline, no uterus will be formed. Congenital absence of the uterus is often combined with congenital absence of the vagina, but there may be normal fallopian tubes and ovaries. During rectal examination, the uterus cannot be touched at the area equivalent to the cervix and uterine body, but only the peritoneal folds can be felt. Uterine hypoplasia, such as absence of uterus, primordial uterus, and infantile uterus, is often one of the main causes of infertility.

There is no therapeutic basis for congenital absence of uterus, immature uterus and solid uterus without uterine cavity. For patients with imperfect uterine development due to endocrine disorders, taking the drugs Nu Ke Quan Dan, Shu Tong Li and taking estrogen in combination can usually cure and improve uterine development in about 3 months. Endometriosis patients should take danazol for 2-3 consecutive months to cure the lesions. For uterine fibroids, surgical treatment should be chosen based on the progression of the lesion, and pregnancy should be considered six months to one afternoon after the surgery. Intrauterine adhesions can be cured by intrauterine injection of UGE P and at the same time taking the traditional Chinese medicine Fuluxin which can promote blood circulation, remove stasis, clear away heat and remove dampness.

The above is an introduction to congenital absence of uterus and its treatment. It can be seen that some of these diseases can be treated, while others cannot, which is quite frustrating. When we say someone's age, we usually mean their age in actual years. In fact, in many places, there's also the concept of virtual age. Virtual age is usually calculated by adding one year to the actual age. The main reason for this is that the nearly one year in the mother's womb is also included, which makes sense.