Category: Uterine malformation

Uterine malformation, the most common type of malformation in genital organs, is a variety of uterine malformations that can be formed at different stages of evolution when both sides of…

The position of the uterus is divided into anterior, horizontal and posterior. If the uterus is facing the direction of the bladder, it is anterior, and if the uterus is…

The uterus is located in the middle of the pelvis, with the bladder in the front and the rectum in the back. The uterus is further divided into anterior, median…

Women with uterine anomalies usually do not have high uterine artery resistance. Uterine malformations, also known as uterine anomalies, may include basal uterus, unicornuate uterus, stumpy uterus, and longitudinal uterus.…

Whether or not you can get pregnant with a uterine abnormality depends on the extent of the abnormality. Some congenital uterine abnormalities may prevent you from having a baby. If…

Mild malformation of the uterus is usually able to develop normally, but if the uterine cavity is severely malformed so that the cavity is narrowed, the growth space of the…

Whether a uterine malformation affects pregnancy depends on the severity of the malformation. Mild malformations do not affect pregnancy, but severe malformations may lead to infertility. Uterine malformations are structural…

A congenital uterine abnormality may be dangerous in pregnancy, increasing the chances of miscarriage, preterm labor, and fetal malposition in the course of pregnancy. A normal uterus is oval in…

 Longitudinal uterus is a developmental abnormality of the uterus caused by congenital developmental abnormalities. Longitudinal uterus is divided into 2 kinds of conditions, namely, complete longitudinal uterus and incomplete…

Small uterus is due to uterine dysplasia, also known as infantile uterus. It is due to the fact that the development of the uterus stops after the rendezvous of the…