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Uterus adherent to rectus sheath
I recently diagnosed with pcos and anterior wall of uterus to rectus sheath is any major problem it' create in future I m mother of 2 daughters not yet done family planning I m worried plz let me know wt shud I do
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It could be difficult surgery in future if u conceive again.... otherwise no worries unless u don't have any problem
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Looks like you had two Caesarean operations. This is not a major issue. You can have more children. When you have a third Caesarean this anterior Uterine wall can be separated from the rectus sheath.
You should take it as a finding in an ultrasound scan. It is not a major issue.
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Pls connect for advice
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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