What are the symptoms of immature uterus

An immature uterus refers to a uterus that is smaller than a normal person's, which can manifest itself in many symptoms, the most common of which is less menstrual flow, amenorrhea or amenorrhea. An immature uterus is sometimes accompanied by ovarian hypoplasia, which can easily lead to infertility in women, pathological pregnancy, miscarriage, premature birth, or abnormal fetal position, and must be treated well.

Symptoms of uterine hypoplasia 1. Pathology during and after delivery

In a malformed uterus, myometrial dysplasia is often present. Experts from the hospital affiliated to Zhengding Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine explained that during childbirth, abnormal labor force and difficulty in cervical dilation may lead to difficult labor and even uterine rupture.

Symptoms of uterine hypoplasia 2. Pathological pregnancy

Because of abnormal uterine development, women are prone to miscarriage, premature birth, or abnormal fetal position during pregnancy. Spontaneous uterine rupture may occasionally occur during pregnancy. If the fallopian tube is unobstructed, the fertilized egg can implant in the rudimentary horn of the uterus. However, due to the poor development of the uterine muscle layer, it often ruptures during pregnancy, and the symptoms are the same as those of ectopic pregnancy.

Symptoms of uterine hypoplasia 3. Abnormal menstruation

Many patients with uterine developmental abnormalities will experience irregular menstruation. Experts from the Affiliated Hospital of Zhengding Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine said that abnormal menstruation can occur if one has congenital absence of uterus, immature uterus, or bicornuate uterus. Therefore, if one finds abnormal menstruation, one should go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis as soon as possible.

For patients who have been confirmed to have an immature uterus, most patients have good treatment effects, except for a few who have congenital developmental disorders and are difficult to treat. Therefore, to achieve better therapeutic effects, it is also necessary to determine whether uterine dysplasia is a congenital developmental disorder. After exclusion, Western medicine can be used for treatment. Therefore, patients do not have to bear too much psychological pressure. As long as they find the right method and actively treat it, the dream of becoming a mother will always come true.