Is congenital uterine dysplasia serious?

Is congenital uterine dysplasia serious? When a woman is diagnosed with congenital uterine malformation, her world will become dark. Some women even become infertile due to congenital uterine malformation, which eventually leads to the failure of their marriage. This shows how serious the impact of this disease is on women's lives. In order to let all female friends have a deeper understanding of congenital uterine malformation, this article will make a detailed analysis of this disease.

Congenital uterine malformation is the most common type of reproductive organ malformation and has great clinical significance. During the evolution process, the bilateral mesonephric ducts may be affected and disturbed by certain factors, and may stop developing at different stages of evolution, thus forming various abnormal uteri.

diagnosis:

If the patient has a history of primary amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, infertility, habitual miscarriage, malposition of the fetus in each pregnancy or dystocia, the possibility of uterine malformation should be considered first, and further detailed medical history and gynecological examination should be performed. If necessary, use a probe to detect the size and direction of the uterine cavity, or perform hysterosalpingography to confirm the diagnosis. Reproductive organ malformations are often accompanied by urinary system malformations or lower gastrointestinal tract malformations. If necessary, intravenous pyelography or barium enema examination can be performed. When urinary tract or lower gastrointestinal tract malformations are found, a detailed examination is also required to check for reproductive organ malformations, including uterine malformations.

Treatment measures:

Abnormal uterine development does not need to be treated if it does not cause clinical symptoms. If amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, infertility or habitual miscarriage is caused by uterine hypoplasia, endocrine therapy can be tried. For detailed treatment methods, please refer to the relevant chapters. If the patient's pain cannot be relieved after drug treatment, surgery may be considered. If it is dysmenorrhea, surgical removal of the abnormal uterus can also be considered. If miscarriage or premature birth is caused by uterine malformation, appropriate surgery can be performed according to the different malformations.

Now you know how serious congenital uterine malformation is, and you also understand what the disease is. In fact, the best way to deal with this disease is early detection and early treatment. If congenital uterine malformation is discovered during the development stage, the treatment effect will be better. The disease is also treatable. I hope patients will not give up hope.