A normal woman only has one uterus, and having two uteruses means having two uteruses, which is a malformation of the reproductive tract. This is because the fetus experiences developmental abnormalities during development, leading to the occurrence of double uterus. Some women with dual uteruses also have dual vaginas. So, how can I know if I have twin uteruses?
Women with twin uteruses are more likely to experience dysmenorrhea and menstrual irregularities compared to women with normal uteruses. Women with twin uteruses may experience developmental abnormalities in one side of their uterus, making it difficult for the fertilized egg to grow normally and leading to infertility. If a woman's menstrual cycle is always irregular or she is infertile, she needs to go to the hospital to check if there is a possibility of double uterus.
The method of examination is very simple, and B-ultrasound can be used to determine the number and size of the uterus and see if there are any abnormalities in the uterus. Women with twin uteruses often cannot give birth normally and need to undergo cesarean section surgery. Most women with twin uteruses do not experience significant sensations in their daily lives, and only discover them during gynecological examinations.
In general, if a woman experiences severe menstrual pain, menstrual disorders, or long-term infertility, it may be caused by both uteruses and can be confirmed through ultrasound examination. If a woman's body does not have any abnormal conditions or menstrual cramps, no special examination or treatment is needed.
