What is the treatment for congenital absence of uterus?

Pregnancy is the most important thing in a woman's life. If a woman never gets pregnant or cannot give birth to a child, it will be a great regret. There are many reasons for infertility, some are acquired and some are congenital. Do you know what it is like for a woman to have no uterus? What are the methods to treat congenital absence of uterus?

Congenital absence of uterus and congenital uterine malformation are the most common types of reproductive organ malformations and have relatively large 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.

1. Abnormal position of the uterus: Abnormal position of the uterus generally needs to be corrected through surgery, and the couple also needs to have sex under the guidance of a doctor to increase the chances of women becoming pregnant.

2. Uterine hypoplasia: Uterine hypoplasia is generally caused by acquired nutritional deficiencies or other factors. Patients need to undergo restorative treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Cervical polyps: In this case, the patient can undergo laparoscopic surgery.

4. Endometritis: For endometritis, patients can be treated with antibiotics. Generally, patients need to undergo allergy testing before using antibiotics.

5. Uterine fibroids: For patients with uterine fibroids, surgery can be used to remove the tumor site.

1) Infertility: Many people who have no uterus or an immature uterus seek medical treatment for infertility.

2) Pathological pregnancy: Complications are prone to occur during pregnancy, such as the fertilized egg implanting on the underdeveloped uterine wall or mediastinum, which affects the development of the embryo and can lead to early miscarriage, premature birth, etc.

3) Pathology during and after delivery: It is easy to cause delayed labor and spontaneous uterine rupture may be seen. Placental retention and postpartum uterine atony bleeding are common after delivery.

What we introduced above are some methods for treating congenital absence of uterus. Reproduction is impossible without a uterus, this is the biggest problem. Now that technology is so advanced, conception can be achieved through other methods. I also hope that people with this disease will not be discouraged. There must be good treatment methods to solve this problem. You must have confidence.