Can a double uterus be treated?

A double uterus refers to a congenital malformation of the uterus. Generally speaking, a double uterus is not a particularly serious matter. It still has a certain incidence rate in women's gynecological diseases. Some women with double uterus problems need to solve them through surgery, while others do not. The diagnosis of double uterus needs to be made through instruments. Generally speaking, going to the hospital can confirm whether this problem exists.

It is generally difficult to notice the presence of a double uterus, and the patient does not have any conscious symptoms. It is usually discovered accidentally during artificial abortion, prenatal examination or even delivery.

During early artificial abortion, the non-pregnant side of the uterus may be mistakenly scraped, resulting in the embryo being missed and the uterus continuing to grow. The rate of abnormal fetal position increases in late pregnancy. During delivery, the non-pregnant uterus may hinder the descent of the fetal presenting part. Uterine contraction weakness is also more common, so the cesarean section rate increases. Heterochronic pregnancy can occasionally occur in women with a double uterus, meaning that after the eggs are fertilized at different times, there is a fetus in each uterus. There are also cases of double uterus and single vagina, or a septum in the vagina. This situation is similar to the double uterus mentioned above, but the septum in the vagina may interfere with sexual intercourse, resulting in difficulty or pain in sexual intercourse.

Maintenance methods: Pay more attention to rest and prevent excessive fatigue, otherwise the condition will worsen; pay special attention to rest during menstruation, as adequate rest will help alleviate the condition; eat more fruits and vegetables, and less spicy and stimulating foods, such as alcohol, strong tea, etc.

In the face of this disease, in fact, the best way is to maintain a good attitude. Relevant experts say that double uterus generally does not affect women's conception. If there is no physical discomfort, it is generally not a problem. If the patient is worried, he can go to the hospital for further consultation and find a treatment method that suits him.