The result of congenital cervical malformation?

Congenital cervical malformation is one of the reasons why many women have difficulty in giving birth. As we all know, the most important parts of female reproduction are the uterus and fallopian tubes. Although cervical malformation does not directly affect, it will reduce human fertility during pregnancy. In addition to this harm, congenital cervical malformation also has many harms. Let us introduce the harms of congenital cervical malformation below.

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.

The article introduces some dangers of congenital cervical malformations, the main one being that it will have a certain impact on pregnancy. Even if the pregnancy can be successful, the possibility of miscarriage is very high. Therefore, if a woman suffers from congenital cervical malformations, she should undergo a gynecological examination as soon as possible so that she can receive treatment and conditioning as soon as possible.