What are the treatments for congenital uterine malformations?

I believe that many friends are concerned about the treatment of congenital uterine malformations, because congenital uterine malformations are a very common disease for women, which makes many friends particularly painful! Because congenital uterine malformations may prevent many women from fulfilling their dream of becoming a mother in their lifetime, treatment must be taken for congenital uterine malformations. What are the treatments for congenital uterine malformations? Let us introduce them to you below!

Estrogen can be used to treat uterine malformations. In order to ensure everyone's safety and health, we must treat uterine malformation as early as possible to avoid the harm of the disease. The following is an analysis of the methods of treating uterine malformation by experts to see how to correctly treat uterine malformation. Pregnancy can be achieved after two cycles of hormone therapy, with good pregnancy outcomes and a low cesarean section rate. It is currently the preferred method for treating uterine septate. Later, someone proposed using CO2 as a uterine distension medium, which has a wider field of view and better clarity than liquid media. During the operation, pituitary hormone (20 units of posterior pituitary hormone added to 50 ml of saline, 6 to 8 ml injected on each side) was injected beside the cervix (needle insertion into the lateral fornix) to reduce bleeding and expand the scope of hysteroscopic surgery. However, it is not suitable for those with thick mediastinum and small uterus.

Patients who become pregnant after surgical treatment of uterine malformation should be careful to avoid miscarriage and should be closely observed to prevent spontaneous uterine rupture. During delivery, the method of delivery is chosen based on the fetal position and progress of labor. Since the size of the uterine incision scar is several times that of the original cesarean section incision, the indications for cesarean section should be greatly relaxed. Care should be taken to prevent postpartum bleeding and puerperal infection. Be alert to retained placenta during vaginal delivery.

At the same time, it should be reminded that the treatment of congenital uterine malformations should also be considered in combination with each person's actual health status. Everyone's health status is different, and the methods chosen may be different. If you want to be treated as soon as possible, you should cooperate with the doctor to do a comprehensive examination and find a method that suits you!