Some women have a congenital uterine abnormality, which is a uterus/uterus that was formed in an unusual manner before birth.
Depending on the shape of the uterus, the risks of elimination or premature birth may be higher in these cases. The uterine abnormality is also linked to the deficiency/inability of the cervix, another factor that leads to premature birth.
A bicornate case is heart -shaped. Women with Bicornate Womb have no extra difficulties with conception or early pregnancy, but there is a slightly higher risk of eliminating and premature birth. It can also affect the way the baby is in a later pregnancy so that a caesarean section can be recommended.
Holding a Unicornuate Womb is rare. It means that your uterus is half the size of a normal uterus because one side failed to grow. There is an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy, delayed elimination or premature birth. The baby may be in a difficult position in a later pregnancy so that a caesarean section can be recommended. Women with one -way uterus can often conceive, although it is also true to say that the prevalence of the single is higher in women who are sterile.
Didelphic Womb is divided into two, with each side having its own cavity. In general, overlap affects the uterus and cervix, but it can also affect the vulva, the bladder, the urethra and the vagina. Didelphic Womb women have no extra difficulties with conception and are only associated with a slight increased risk in premature birth.
The separation uterus has a muscle wall descending under the center divides the space into two. Sometimes the wall comes only part under the uterus (sub -choice) and sometimes it comes all the way down. Women with sub -arches or crushes are more likely to have difficulties with conception. There is also an increased risk of elimination and premature birth of the first trimester. In a later pregnancy the baby may be in a difficult position.
The toxic uterus is very similar to a normal uterus, but it has a dip on the top. Arcuate Womb does not increase the risk of premature birth or elimination of the first trimester, but increases the risk of elimination of the second trimester. In a later pregnancy your baby may be in a difficult position so that you need to have a caesarean section.
There are unlikely that there will be physical symptoms in early pregnancy.
If you have a didelphic (double) The uterus or a path of the uterus can be detected in your usual scans, as it looks very different from a normal uterus. In other cases, especially if the abnormality is not severe, it is unlikely to be received as ordinary pregnancy scans do not seek it specifically.
Most women do not know that they may have an abnormal uterus when they become pregnant, but some may already know that they have had research after recurrent first trimester miscarriages (three or more), a gynecological problem, such as symptoms of abnormal bleeding, including too long.
One of the following studies will be offered: a hysteroscopy, a laparoscopy or a three -dimensional pelvic ultrasound scan.
Hysteroscopy includes a small camera sent through the cervix to the uterine cavity. In order to make this a liquid it is inserted to increase the uterine order cavity to get a better view. During this procedure, the doctor may examine the shape of the uterus as well as in any other abnormalities such as fibroids and thickness of the uterine lining.
There are some small risks, as well as with any invasive procedure involving bleeding, infection and cervical damage, but these are rare and will be discussed in more detail before it is carried out. After the hysteroscopy is over, it is normal to feel some period of periods and bleeding for a few days after, it is important to avoid using a risk of infection, but use towels.
Laparoscopy
An optic fiber organ is inserted through the abdominal wall to see the uterus.
A pelvic scan of ultrasound
A pelvic ultrasound uses sound waves to make a picture of the uterus.
The function of the uterus is not normally performed because it is associated with later infertility and transfers the risk of opening any scars during pregnancy.
Once you are diagnosed that you have an unusual uterine shape, it will be taken care of a maternity group and you will have extra scans and hospital visits to check you and your baby throughout pregnancy.
If your baby results in an awkward position (up or down first for example), a later pregnancy, you will be offered a caesarean section.
Originally published 2019-02-13 20:15:50.
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