Pregnancy preparation for women with uterine malformations should be based on their medical history and the type of uterine malformation. Often, women with normal reproductive function are unaware of their uterine malformation.
When determining the lupus anticoagulant, a number of studies are carried out to confirm the immune or infectious nature of the lupus anticoagulant, since we currently do not have the technical capabilities for differential diagnosis.
If clinical data are unclear and hyperandrogenism is suspected, an ACTH test (Synacthen Depot) should be performed. An inappropriate increase in cortisol, DHEA, and 17-OP levels indicates a latent, non-classical form of adrenogenital syndrome.
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