Is the child born in uterine septum normal?

Children born with septa are normal, provided that the patient can get pregnant normally. As long as there is no abortion caused by septa, it generally does not affect the growth and development of the fetus during pregnancy. The children born are basically normal, and the probability of problems occurring in children born to pregnant women without septa is similar. The detection of uterine septum may mainly cause abnormal attachment position of embryos, such as attachment to the septum, which may cause premature abortion of embryos. However, as long as embryos can continue to develop, they are basically embryos attached to normal endometrium, which generally does not affect the quality of embryos. Therefore, the final fetus is basically normal.