Patients with uterine anomalies do not necessarily cause infertility. Seventy percent of patients with uterine septum can have normal children, while 20-30% may have recurrent fetal abortions or even large-moon adverse pregnancies and births, and some patients may become infertile. If you are young, have no previous history of adverse pregnancy and delivery, and the uterine anomaly is found only during preconception examination, surgical treatment is not always an option, but you should be monitored more closely during pregnancy. If embryonic abortion is detected, surgical treatment of uterine malformations is recommended as an option about 3 months after termination of pregnancy. If you are older, surgical treatment is recommended first because uterine malformations are one of the causes of infertility. There are various types of uterine anomalies, and some special types can only be diagnosed by laparoscopic exploration, so we routinely choose combined hysteroscopic laparoscopic surgery for patients with uterine anomalies. After surgery, pregnancy can be tried 3 to 4 months later. After surgical treatment, more than 70% of patients with a history of previous bad pregnancies are cured, while nearly 30% of patients still have infertility due to chromosomal, immunological, cervical and other factors and need further consultation and treatment. The possibility of infertility due to these factors can be excluded before choosing surgery.