Whether or not the child can be born with uterine adhesions found in the early stages of pregnancy should be determined according to the actual situation. Mild uterine adhesions that do not affect the pregnancy can continue to be pregnant, and if the adhesions are more serious, an abortion can be considered. If adhesions are found in the early stages of pregnancy, if they are only mild and do not cause adverse effects, no special treatment is usually needed, and the adhesions will be treated after delivery. If the adhesions are more serious in the early stages of pregnancy, they may restrict the development of the baby and surgical treatment should be considered, because prolonged untreated adhesions may cause malformation of the fetus, premature labor or miscarriage, and abortion may be considered to avoid the adverse effects.