How to protect the fetus during pregnancy with uterine malformation?

In our lives, deformities are not very common but they do exist. Sometimes the deformity may be the result of a previous accident, resulting in amputation or other missing body parts. In addition, deformities may also be caused by problems during development in the mother's body, which is what is called congenital malformations in medicine. So the question is, how to protect the fetus in pregnancy with uterine malformation?

Women with uterine malformations should also pay special attention to preserving the fetus after pregnancy. Because uterine malformations, such as septate uterus and bicornuate uterus, may be prone to adverse pregnancy conditions such as premature birth and miscarriage due to the relatively narrow uterine cavity, so attention should be paid to preserving the fetus after pregnancy. Some preventive measures should be taken to protect the fetus. First of all, you should maintain a good mood and relax. Don't be too nervous or worried just because you know that your uterus is deformed. Nervous emotions are not conducive to the development of the fetus, and may cause some changes in hormone levels. Some endocrine changes will aggravate the occurrence of miscarriage or premature birth. So we must maintain a good mood and a relaxed mood to welcome the birth of our baby. During pregnancy, do not engage in heavy physical activities or strenuous exercise. Make sure to rest. In particular, go to the obstetrics department for regular checkups to monitor the development of the fetus in the uterus, correct and treat any abnormal reactions in a timely manner, discover problems early and deal with them early to try to avoid premature birth and miscarriage.

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Since a series of abnormal conditions will occur after acute uterine pregnancy, it is necessary to preserve the fetus. Without it, the fetus cannot be delivered smoothly. Patients with uterine malformations must first undergo reasonable preservation of the fetus. They can take some progesterone, vitamin E and folic acid during hospitalization for preservation treatment.

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Pregnant women with malformed uterus will generally experience bleeding during pregnancy. Even if this condition disappears, you should not relax in order to protect the fetus. It is best to rest in bed and avoid exercise and fatigue. This is something that patients with abnormal uterus should pay special attention to when preserving the fetus.

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For pregnant women with uterine malformations, they must go to a regular hospital for examination as soon as they become pregnant, and then need to be hospitalized to preserve the fetus. In this way, if any abnormal changes occur during the hospitalization, they can be dealt with in time, so as to achieve the purpose of preserving the fetus and prevent accidents for the patient.