How long does it take for a pregnancy to be stable if the uterus is not completely septate?

It is basically stable after three months. Septate uterus is a type of uterine malformation, which is very likely to cause miscarriage after pregnancy. The appearance of uterine septum has a certain impact on pregnancy, so it must be taken seriously.

A uterine septate is a type of uterine malformation, which can easily lead to miscarriage after pregnancy. If the baby develops normally within three months of pregnancy, it will be basically stable after three months. The appearance of a uterine septate will affect a woman's pregnancy, but a uterine septate can generally lead to a normal pregnancy, but it is not easy to give birth to a baby successfully after pregnancy. The shape of the uterine cavity of the uterine septate is abnormal.

After women become pregnant, the baby may be affected to a certain extent during the development stage, which may cause the test tube embryo to develop incompletely. Therefore, if a uterine septate is found, it is best to follow the doctor's advice, not to be too tired, and do more pregnancy checkups to determine whether the baby is healthy.

Uterine septum accounts for about 80% of uterine malformations and is the most common uterine malformation causing spontaneous abortion and premature birth. The main reasons for miscarriage caused by uterine septum are ischemia in the septum area and incomplete development of the uterine wall. After the embryo implants, insufficient blood supply affects the normal growth and development of the fetus. In recent years, hysteroscopic treatment of uterine septum has unique value. It is not only easy to diagnose, but also the septum can be removed under hysteroscopy. Surgery can significantly reduce the miscarriage rate. Uterine septum is caused by an obstruction in the process of septum absorption during the development of the bilateral mesonephric ducts during the embryonic development of the uterus, which results in the incomplete absorption of the septum, dividing the uterine body into two parts. However, the inferior aspect of the uterus is completely connected, the uterus is completely normal in appearance, and the cervix and vagina are normal. Sometimes the uterine septum extends into the vagina, causing a vaginal septum.

Uterine septum is usually asymptomatic in clinical medicine and is difficult to diagnose. It is only discovered through examination when infertility or habitual miscarriage occurs. Uterine septum is a type of uterine malformation. There are many ways to diagnose uterine malformations, such as pelvic examination, hysterography, abdominal or vaginal B-ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), CT, etc., but most of these methods can rarely diagnose uterine septum. Hysteroscopy is a specific method for diagnosing uterine septate. Uterine septate is a common cause of infertility or recurrent miscarriage, accounting for 40% of infertility cases and 35% of cases having a history of at least 2 or more miscarriages before diagnosis.