Can bicornuate uterus give birth normally?

A bicornuate uterus can give birth normally, but there are some risks and challenges. A

bicornuate uterus is a type of uterine abnormality. There are two angular protrusions at the bottom of the uterus. This special structure may affect the implantation, development and growth space of the fetus. Although the bicornuate uterus may make it more difficult to conceive, many women with bicornuate uterus can still conceive naturally.

During pregnancy, bicornuate uterus may bring some risks. For example, abortion, premature birth, abnormal fetal position, etc. This is because abnormal uterine shape may affect the contraction and tension of the uterus, which may pose a threat to the stability of the fetus. At the same time, bicornuate uterus may restrict the movement space of the fetus, resulting in abnormal fetal position.

Women with bicornuate uterus can give birth normally, but they need to pay close attention to pregnancy conditions and conduct regular birth examinations to detect and deal with possible problems.