Nowadays, there are more and more people suffering from infertility. In fact, the cause of infertility may not necessarily be acquired, but rather congenital factors such as congenital uterine malformations. Congenital uterine malformation not only affects women's menstrual cycle, but can also lead to infertility. Below, let me tell you how to treat congenital uterine malformation!
How to treat congenital uterine malformation
First, let's take a look at congenital uterine malformations! Congenital uterine malformation is the most common type of reproductive organ malformation, in which the accessory mesonephric ducts on both sides run horizontally towards the midline and converge. If the development stops before reaching the midline, there is no uterine formation. During the evolution process, the bilateral accessory mesonephric ducts may be affected and interfered with by certain factors, which can stop developing at different stages of evolution and form various developmental abnormalities in the uterus. We suggest that you go to a regular hospital for examination to determine which condition it belongs to before receiving treatment. If there is a congenital absence of uterus, there is currently no way to treat it. Uterine malformations that can be treated can lead to pregnancy after treatment, and the cost varies depending on the choice of surgical method.
How to check for congenital uterine malformation
1. Uterine examination: Check whether the surface of the uterine mucosa is smooth, whether the texture is normal, whether there are bleeding points, and whether the characteristics and odor of uterine secretions are normal.
2. B-ultrasound examination: B-ultrasound is mainly used to examine diseases such as ovarian tumors, endometriosis, and uterine fibroids. Before the examination, bladder urine should be retained, and about 1000ml of boiled water can be consumed 2 hours before the examination. Do not urinate 2-4 hours before the examination.
3. Cervical mucus routine examination: also known as uterine secretion examination. White discharge is a mixture of uterine mucosal exudate, cervical canal and endometrial glandular secretions, and is a barometer of women's health. White discharge routine examination can detect various bacterial infections causing uterine inflammation, etc.
Through the introduction of how to treat and examine congenital uterine malformations by the above editor, it is not difficult to find that there are two types of congenital uterine malformations. Therefore, it is necessary to first determine which type of congenital uterine malformation one belongs to, and then cooperate with doctors to actively treat it.
