If bicornuate uterus was diagnosed by HSG or 2D USG then it should be confirmed by gold standard procedure call - Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy. If some one not willing to do it or unfit for it, then 3D USG and MRI would help to differentiate it from Uterine Septum.
Chances of pregnancy remains same as normal uterus.
Chances of abortion and preterm delivery increase compare to normal uterus.
Birth control pill dose not affect it
Answered2019-01-03 04:09:18
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