How to treat uterine septate infertility

If you say that women are like flowers, then I would say that a healthy uterus is the core of the flower. Once there is a problem with the core of a flower, or if there is a problem with rot, then the flower will not be able to bloom healthily, and may even rot and wither prematurely. Flowers bloom and fade, filling the sky. However, if a person's uterus is not treated due to a minor illness and develops cervical cancer, or even loses their life, then the loss outweighs the gain.

Uterine septum is a manifestation of incomplete cavitation during the congenital development of the uterus. It is characterized by a ridge of connective tissue at the fundus of the uterus protruding into the uterine cavity, deep uterine horns, and a relatively small uterine cavity volume. Patients with polycystic ovary syndrome often have septum. Through vaginal four-dimensional color ultrasound coronal imaging and dynamic digital hysterosalpingography, it can be seen that the fundus of the uterus is sunken in the horizontal position. The diagnosis is confirmed by hysteroscopy.

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The hysteroscopic cold scissor separation method for uterine septum separation avoids the disadvantage of heavy bleeding in traditional surgery. It uses special technology, with less bleeding during and after the operation, less trauma, shorter recovery time, and less adhesion formation. In particular, the cold scissors protect the uterus and fertility capacity to the greatest extent and do not affect natural conception after surgery. The uterine cavity morphology returned to normal by more than 90%. The success rate of successful delivery after pregnancy is over 85%. Effective anti-adhesion methods are taken after hysteroseptum resection to prevent the occurrence of postoperative adhesions.

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Traditional methods of treating uterine septum will leave scars on the uterus and abdominal wall, causing great trauma and a long recovery time, and may even cause uterine adhesions, which will have a certain impact on future pregnancies. In addition, contraception will require several years before pregnancy, and most births require cesarean sections.

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The best treatment is to use cold instruments and plasma electroneedle to cut the mediastinum under hysteroscopy, rather than using an electric cutting ring to remove the mediastinum, which will cause scar contracture and will not help expand the uterine cavity. It is safer and more accurate to do it under laparoscopic monitoring, and a biological anti-adhesive membrane is inserted after the operation.

Although uterine septum requires active surgery, it should be noted that a larger septum cannot be removed in one go. Therefore, for the sake of health, patients with uterine septum can actually undergo multiple surgeries. Of course, during the operation, you should not "overcorrect", otherwise it will often cause excessive scarring of the fundus of the uterus, which will affect conception.