Uterine Prolapse

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What is a prolapsed uterus? A uterus should have only one room. When it has two of champagne or a horn, known as the womb bikornuata. As the uterus is either Y or heart-shaped form. This is the result of anomalous fusion of the Mullerian ducts during embryogenesis.Usually, when the embryo is 10-18 weeks of gestation, the paired Mullerian line fuse in the midline to form the cavity of the uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes and two-thirds of the vagina. If the fuse is not perfect and creates two separate rooms right above the internal os, uterus bikornuata formed. Paramesonephric tract near the intersection they fuse with the posterior wall of the primitive urogenital sinus to form the superior end of the uterus and vagina. Uterine prolapse has an estimated incidence of 0.8% worldwide.There are a lot of anatomy of the female reproductive system anomalies associated with uterine prolapse. Such as uterine damage occurs when the fusion is not completely restricted to the superior part of the body of the uterus. As a result, limited production environment, which in turn leads to anomalousness of the limbs. Perhaps because the compression of the fetus to the uterine wall and indirect consequences of vascular compression due to vascular disorders.As has been noted that women generally do not realize that they have a prolapsed uterus until they get or try to get pregnant. If a woman like that happen to get pregnant, she often put in high-risk groups. Therefore, it is essential that the uterus bikornuata diagnosed before it leads to the occurrence of all sorts of problems. If you notice any symptoms of uterine bikornuata yourself, do not consider visiting a doctor and get diagnosed. Surgical treatment and the right time will help you enjoy the femininity and the life.