What is the dangerous uterine malnutrition and how can it be identified and treated?

Hypotrophy( hypoplasia) of the uterus is a condition in which the size of the female organ is much less than the norm. The normal size of the uterus of a woman who does not give birth is 7 cm in length, and the mother who has experienced the joy has 1 cm more.

The phenomenon of uterine hypotrophy is a malformation of the organ due to its underdevelopment in the period from birth to the moment of maturation of the female body. Synonyms of hypotrophy - a baby uterus, teenage, infantilism.

What are the causes of malformations?

• in congenital pathology, congenital or general infantilism manifests( due to embryo damage or the influence of hereditary factors)
• disorders in the hormonal background due to a malfunction in the body or hormonal treatment
• in adolescence, the slow development of the initially correctly formed uterus can be caused by anorexia, lack or excess weight, disorders in the endocrine system

Statistically, the uterine hypotrophy is diagnosed more often. This negatively affects the planning of pregnancy, and the bearing of the fetus in the event of its onset. In most cases, long-term treatment is required, which does not necessarily bring results. There are cases when the normalization of a lifestyle and the course of taking vitamins help to solve the problem. Such a different effect is due to the degree of severity of uterine hypoplasia.

Stages and Symptoms of Disease

1. The embryonic uterus( III degree) - its length does not exceed 3 cm. Such a defect is formed during intrauterine development.
2. Infantile( II degree) - forming in early childhood, the uterus does not exceed 5 cm in length.
3. Teenager( I degree) - slightly less than normal size, but this all the same leads to problems in pregnancy.

Against the backdrop of her underdevelopment there may be a hypoplasia of the genital organs. Most often, the phenomenon is accompanied by an underdevelopment of the ovaries:

• later than the onset of menstruation( the menstrual periods do not occur until 16 years, which indicates a lack of female sex hormones in the body).
• , a woman with this disease may experience a decrease in libido and anorgasmia
• if pregnancy does occur, it is accompanied by miscarriages, premature birth, mild generic activity of

How to diagnose and treat hypoplasia?

It is possible to presume a diagnosis of organ hypotrophy on an ordinary gynecological examination. Confirm his ultrasound, X-ray or endoscopic examination. It is worth knowing that, unfortunately, the embryonic uterus does not respond to treatment, and the woman, unfortunately, is doomed to childlessness. With regard to adolescence and children - do not despair and refuse treatment if the problem is diagnosed and confirmed.

Hypoplasia of the uterus IInd, and, especially, the I-st ​​degree is well amenable to hormonal treatment, however, it is necessary to carefully approach the choice of a doctor. It will require an experienced specialist who will prescribe treatment according to a strictly individual scheme.

Along with hormonal therapy, a woman needs to do exercises and normalize normal nutrition. Do not neglect the restorative and gynecological massage. It is also worth picking up a quality sedative, because mood swings often accompany a state of lack of hormones.

If a woman with a diagnosis of uterine hypotrophy becomes pregnant, it will require careful monitoring of the obstetrician-gynecologist so that the long-awaited pregnancy does not end with miscarriage or premature birth. The constant monitoring of the level of hormones will be extremely important, and( with their low level) correction with hormonal drugs.