Polyps are small, grape-like protrusions or tissues that grow on the lining of the uterus . They are a non-cancerous overgrowth of cells in the inner wall or lining of the uterus.
Polyps can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, irregular bleeding between normal periods, or abnormal bleeding after menopause. For women of reproductive age, polyps can cause difficulty in conceiving or falling pregnant. In some women, the polyps do not cause any symptoms. These women only know that they may have polyp after an ultrasound scan.
They get pregnant but a septate uterus does not allow the baby to grow and miscarriage takes place in the early days of pregnancy itself. Surgical removal of septate uterus will help the women to overcome miscarriage and give birth to the conceived child.