A woman with a child's uterus can become pregnant if she has normal ovaries, as there is ovulation and, as a result, fertilization can occur. However, if the uterus is too small, the chances of miscarriage are great, since there is not enough space for the baby's development.
The child's uterus occurs due to changes in the production of hormones responsible for the development of female sexual organs, which causes the uterus to remain the same size as during childhood, in addition to other symptoms such as delayed first menstruation and absence of hair pubic and armpit, for example. Get to know other symptoms of a child's uterus.
Who Has a Child's Uterus Can Get Pregnant?
Pregnancy in women who have the child's uterus is difficult, since the uterus is small, and there is not enough room for the development of the fetus.
When the uterus is small and ovulation normally occurs, there is a possibility of fertilization, however the chances of miscarriage are great, as there is not enough room for the baby to develop.
When the ovaries also do not develop properly, there is no ovulation, pregnancy is only possible through assisted reproduction techniques, however there are risks due to the lack of space in the uterus for fetal growth.
Treatment for infant uterus in pregnancy
Treatment for infant uterus in pregnancy should be done before attempting to become pregnant with the use of hormonal remedies that should be used as directed by the gynecologist and facilitate ovulation and promote enlargement of the uterus, preparing you to receive the fetus.
Thus, any patient with a child's uterus who wishes to become pregnant should be accompanied by an obstetrician or gynecologist to perform the treatment and achieve a higher chance of pregnancy without complications.
