instruction: results from an hug procedure showed that I have a bicornuate uterus or a thick septum both fallopian tubes are patent but there is an abnormal position of the uterine body possibly due to a cystic nodularity in the right adnexa displacing the entire uterine body toward the left side of the pelvic cavity currently trying to conceive and I am pretty concerned about the complications with both fertility and pregnancy due to the potential above diagnosis further clinical evaluation is recommended what can be done to fix this and or make the changes for a healthy full term pregnancy thanks
output: hi thanks for your query woman may never need treatment for a bicornuate uterus if it is required the surgery is known as a strassman metroplasty this surgery may be recommended if a woman has repeated miscarriages and bicornuate uterus is thought to be the cause performing this procedure as a solution to infertility is controversial as the majority of research carried out suggests that having a bicornuate uterus will not affect a womans chances of falling pregnant some evidence suggests that problems such as miscarriage and early birth are more likely in women with the condition though it does not rule out a successful pregnancy and natural delivery women with a bicornuate uterus who do become pregnant should have additional monitoring and checkups throughout their pregnancy to minimize risk and identify any problems early on its not necessary that all those with this condition will get problems with fertility or pregnancy but the chances are more especially if it is septate uterus where there is full septum diving uterus into two sometimes it cannot be established on imaging and laparoscopic view may be necessary