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Re: Septate UterusFrom: samir fouad Aziz MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 21 Jan 2003 06:29:39 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Linda wrote: > >I am 16 Weeks pregnant and I have been diagnosed with a Septated or >Bicornate Uterus. I have been having a lot of complications (Excessive >Bleeding for almost 4 weeks) accompanied by pain in the lower right >abdominal area. >My last Ultrasound showed that the baby is normal and placed in the >right side of the Uterus. Since I am already pregnant and not sure >whether my Uterus is completely or partially septated, I have some >concerns/questions : > >1. How exactly would the Uterus expand with the Septum? >2. Does having a Septated Uterus mean that I will have excessive pain >(which I think I already do have) from the Stretching? >3. As the pregnancy progresses, what complications, if any can arise? > >Thank you usually the uterus expand normally, but the possibility of abnormal position of the baby increased with breech or other malpresentation, there is also possibility of preterm labour and placenta could be low lying.pain could be related to stretching of uterine ligaments,however,uterine wall should be checked to exclude fibrois which sometimes gives severe pain during pregnancy.check kidney by ultrasound,as sometimes fusion defects of the genital organs is associated with urinary tract abnormalities.
-- SAmir Fouad Aziz MD Assist Professor OB.Gyn Director Gyn.oncology Al-Azhar University-Egypt Editorial advisor OBgyn.net(P&B,Gyn.Oncology) Consultant Editor the contemporary Who's Who This is for teaching purposes only
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