Müllerian abnormalities are often identified during the commencement of puberty, when a teenager begins to menstruate, or when a young girl does not have her menstrual cycle. When a woman has difficulty conceiving or sustaining a pregnancy, the syndrome may be identified. Some deformities are connected with stomach or pelvic pain, sex discomfort, or menstruation irregularities.
Imaging technologies may identify müllerian anomalies as well as other current reproductive problems. Diagnostic testing may involve the following: ultrasonography of the pelvis Magnetic resonance imaging in three dimensions (MRI) hysteroscopy salpingogram (HSG) laparoscopy hysteroscopy. A combination of tests may be recommended to establish the most accurate diagnosis.
For more information, consult Dr. Arohi Tasgaonkar the Best Gynaecologist in Bethany Hospital Thane.