Does Asherman’s syndrome cause miscarriage?

Does Asherman’s syndrome cause miscarriage?

You can become pregnant if you have Asherman’s syndrome. Asherman’s syndrome causes there to be less space inside your uterus. This can cause problems during pregnancy because your uterus needs to accommodate a growing baby. Your uterus expands and stretches throughout pregnancy. The attachment of the placenta to the wall of your uterus is also very important for the growth of your developing baby.

Asherman’s syndrome creates complications that can increase your risk of issues like a miscarriage, stillbirth or placenta previa during pregnancy. Placenta previa is a condition where the placenta is attached to the wall of your uterus in a very low position. It can block your cervix, blocking your baby’s way out of your uterus. This condition is related to heavy bleeding and c-section delivery.