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Septate uterus
Hi doc, I have separate uterus and got positive for my pregnancy..I worried about miscarriage or abortion..can you please explain whether the septate removal surgery done without disturbing the embryo? Or should the foetus be removed in order to do that surgery.
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Septate uterus is definetly risk factor
But no need to go for abortion or surgery now
Continue pregnancy under regular check ups ,scan at higher center
Do consult online to know about precautions to be taken during pregnancy with septate uterus
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Dear expectant Mom-to-be .
It is reassuring that you are pregnant in the first place and that the septum has not affected your ability to conceive ! So let us celebrate that !
You are right to be anxious about the outcome as septate uterus has indeed been known to be associated with miscarriages , preterm labour , or improper positioning of the baby .
Though correction of the uterine defect can be considered in non-pregnant state , it is ABSOLUTELY not advised during an ongoing pregnancy as it would most certainly disturb the implanted fetus.
Now that you are pregnant , just wait it out and hope for the best as several women with septate uterus do carry healthy pregnancies to term without any problem.
Be careful to not put any additional burden on your uterus and avoid straining, lifting heavy weights, forward bending , intercourse , long jerky journeys , constipation or any chronic coughing .
You may also want to be in the safe hands of an experienced obstetrician specialising in high risk pregnancies who can guide you regarding the role of uterine relaxants , progesterone support , cervical length tracking and other precautions as per your indicidual case.
Next Steps
Avoid straining.
Regular cervical length monitoring by transvaginal USG between 4and 1/2 - 6 months .
Consider addition of profesterone and tocolytics in consultation with a gynaec.
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Think positive and enjoy your pregnancy! :)
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Septate uterus surgery can't be done while u are pregnant... right now continue pregnancy
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surgery is not done once you are pregnant
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Once you are pregnant Surgery not advisable. Do an early scan for pregnancy location,and follow adequate precautions.Mostly pregnancy continues .
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Surgery is not advisable when you are pregnant.
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No once you are pregnant surgery is out of question
Surgery should Ideally be done preconceptionly depending upon the length of the septum
Not all patients with the septum end up with an abortion
As of now your only option is to have a positive state of mind and proceed
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