Guest guest Posted December 29, 2002 Report Share Posted December 29, 2002 How can this be when the Doc. has seen a vaginal septum and a > second cervix and I've been told that this means that I have an MA > that is most likely UD. Does anyone have any ideas on how all of > those ultrasounds say that I have a normal uterus with dimentions and > everything? I am so confused!! > > Dear : I too lost my right ovary and tube at 19 and have a long history with many u/s along the way. It wasn't until I was 33 that an anomoly was mentioned in any u/s reports, starting with the first HSG for primary infertility, then referred to a u/s where I assume they were looking for it, then MRI which unbelievably stated that I suffered from " bilateral ovarian cysts " (can you believe that one?), and finally the lap hys which confirmed SU at the time of the first resection attempt. So much " normal this " and " normal that " , it makes me very wary these days. In any case, you now hopefully are on the way to a proper dx. It's good that you are questioning these inconsistencies, and it would be good to ask your doc about it. I do know that we were born with our MS, they don't develop as we get older. Another thing I do know is that a uterus can be completely normal in size with an MS like SU. If it is not the same doc who did the other u/s, you should definitely discuss the inconsistencies with your doc. In my experience docs can get very upset and sometimes come up with the most bizarre justifications if ever confronted with their own inconsistencies or mis-diagnoses, i.e. be diplomatic about it if you are still seeing the same doc who conducted the u/s over the years... Good luck. Kind regards, (in France) 35, SU resected x2 ivf stims day 4 (crossing fingers) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2002 Report Share Posted December 29, 2002 , Thanks for your input. I can't believe how few docs. are familiar with MA's! I'm really sorry for your loss. Goo luck! M. 25 UD? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2002 Report Share Posted December 29, 2002 , Thanks for your input. I can't believe how few docs. are familiar with MA's! I'm really sorry for your loss. Goo luck! M. 25 UD? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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