Will uterine cornual adhesions affect pregnancy?

Cornual adhesions will affect women's conception, generally causing infertility in the patient. Even if the patient becomes pregnant successfully, miscarriage is likely to occur. There are many reasons for cornual adhesions, such as old childbearing age, excessive use of contraceptives, sub-health, etc.

1. Will uterine cornual adhesion affect pregnancy?

If hysteroscopy shows local adhesions in the uterine cornu, it will usually cause infertility. Even if pregnancy occurs, it may easily cause lichen or miscarriage. Hysteroscopic dissection surgery is recommended.

2. Factors that affect pregnancy

1. The age of childbearing is getting older

Women work longer hours than before, hope to have a career they can stick to, and are reluctant to have a baby too early. Some couples think they are not ready yet and don’t want to deal with diapers and crying babies every day... Due to various factors, the best childbearing age has been missed, so it takes longer to get pregnant.

2. Excessive use of contraceptive drugs

When women take medication to avoid pregnancy, it will have a certain impact on their bodies; and certain lubricant ingredients in condoms will directly affect the motility of sperm. After lifting contraceptive measures, it takes a long time for both parties' bodies to recover, and the chance of conception during this period is relatively low.

3. Sub-health status

The pace of life of modern people is accelerating, and sub-health status follows. If men are in a sub-healthy state for a long time, the number of sperm will decrease and the activity of sperm will decline. If women are in a sub-healthy state for a long time, the function of the ovaries to secrete egg cells will be greatly reduced, and in severe cases it may even cause endocrine disorders, which will make pregnancy difficult.

4. Gynecological problems

Long-term gynecological diseases can easily cause infections and lesions in the reproductive organs and vagina, which can easily lead to difficulties in conception. For example, regular use of contraceptives and multiple abortions can cause infertility, especially multiple abortions, because this can easily cause damage to the endometrium, making it impossible for the fertilized egg to take root firmly. In addition, improper postoperative hygiene can cause blockage of the fallopian tubes and endometriosis, resulting in serious consequences of infertility, so women must pay attention.