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A member asked:
Is laprocopy surgery necessary for arcutate uterus shown by hsg . tubes normal and ultrasound shows normal uterus with pcod. age: 25 years and married?
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No.: No. An arcuate uterus has a slight midline septum with a broad fundal cavity indentation. There is a risk of miscarriage is greater with longer septa. Pregnancy outcomes are usually good. If treatment is necessary, hysteroscopic resection is usually the treatment. I would suggest that if you are having recurrent miscarriages.
Answered 8/1/2014
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