If a woman is pregnant and the embryo is deposited in the uterus in the right corner of the uterus, and there are no clinical symptoms, she can only be regularly observed and reviewed. On the contrary, the pregnancy needs to be terminated. If the embryo is in the right uterine horn, there is no bleeding or abdominal pain, and the probability of danger is not high, so you can observe the pregnancy for a while. Regular checkups will be conducted to see if the embryo is gradually moving towards the center of the uterine cavity. However, if the pregnant woman has bleeding, stomach pain, and the embryo develops towards the uterine corner on regular checkups, then it should be considered as a uterine corner pregnancy. In cases like this once there is a gradual increase in the size of the gestational sac, which leads to rupture of the uterus, heavy bleeding may occur. This is why the pregnancy needs to be terminated in this case. Pregnancy with uterine cavity deviated to the right side of the uterine horn should be actively labor and delivery, dynamic observation and evaluation, if there is any abnormality, timely termination of pregnancy under the guidance of a doctor.