Is there any research on asherman's syndrome causing birth defects?

Answer 1

Nothing specific. It's more of a problem of carrying the pregnancy all the way through. I didn't see this research, but knowing what Asherman's is, it is also likely that IUGR (IntraUterine Growth Restriction) is also more likely to happen soley because the placenta may not be fully attached to the uterine lining all the way through.

There are several Asherman's boards and lists. I have no doubt that those gals will know about all the latest research.

Answer 2

It can cause fertility problems and miscarriage. It depends on how bad the scaring in the uterus is.