When the mediastinum of the uterus is several centimeters large, it is recommended to undergo hysteroscopic surgery? When the mediastinum of the uterus is generally larger than 1 cm, it is recommended that women require hysteroscopic surgery. Uterine mediastinal insufficiency is a common reproductive organ abnormality and a manifestation of uterine cavity insufficiency. However, incomplete uterine septum is usually caused by obstructed fusion of the two accessory kidneys in women, and may also be caused by uterine malformations caused by various factors during the growth and development of the female uterus.

Salpingography can reveal the mediastinal uterus.

When women suffer from incomplete uterine septum, it often affects their fertility, such as difficulty in implanting fertilized eggs and ectopic pregnancy. Even if pregnancy is successful, it may lead to premature birth, miscarriage, premature rupture of membranes, etc. Therefore, when there is incomplete uterine mediastinum, it is necessary to remove the mediastinum through hysteroscopy. When the mediastinum is several centimeters larger, it is recommended that the surgery be mainly divided into the following two situations:

In general, if a woman suffers from incomplete uterine septum, it is recommended to undergo hysteroscopic resection when the mediastinum is 1 cm long. This is because the mediastinum is large at this time, which may cause deformation of the female uterine cavity during pregnancy and affect fetal development;

If a woman has a history of miscarriage, premature birth, or multiple miscarriages, regardless of the size of the uterine septum, it is recommended to undergo hysteroscopy directly to avoid such symptoms in the future. Moreover, hysteroscopy is the preferred method for treating uterine mediastinum, with advantages such as short surgical time, small abdominal incision, fast postoperative recovery, short hospital stay, and short postoperative contraceptive time.

When the mediastinum of the uterus is several centimeters large, it is recommended to undergo hysteroscopic surgery? The appearance of the incomplete uterine septum is not significantly different from that of a normal female uterus, and there are usually not many obvious symptoms. However, through examinations such as salpingography and hysteroscopy, it can be seen that there is a longitudinal partition between the female uterine floor and the cervical opening.