help understanding my ultrasound reports (m/c ment)

[Guest guest]

Hello ladies,

I just picked up a copy of all my ultrasound reports from when I was

pregnant because I am trying to get referred to a specialist (trying

to go through another dr than my horrible ob-gyn). Can you help me

understand what these things mean?

-uterus slightly bulky (10.0 X 7.4 X 5.3 cm)

-texture mildly inhomogeneous

I can't believe the radiologist's office. They told me numerous

times the pregnancy was in my left horn (my husband was there and

can attest to this) when the reports all say it was in the right.

Also, they told me my uterus was septate when they've written that

it's bicornuate.

One more thing, if they've written that the rest of the pelvis and

urinary bladder did not reveal any abnormalities, does this mean I

can consider that I have both my kidneys?

Thanks for your help. Also, thanks for all your replies about IVF.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

<<Can you help me understand what these things mean?

-uterus slightly bulky (10.0 X 7.4 X 5.3 cm)

-texture mildly inhomogeneous

I can't believe the radiologist's office. They told me numerous

times the pregnancy was in my left horn (my husband was there and

can attest to this) when the reports all say it was in the right.

Also, they told me my uterus was septate when they've written that

it's bicornuate.>>

I don't know what to say about the bulkiness of the uterus, or the

other information, but I can tell you that during my pregnancy, my

baby was in the right horn the entire time. Then, when I had my

D & E, the doctor told me it was in my left horn. I never figured out

why there was a descrepancy there.

I was also dx'd bicornuate and then arcuate with a subseptum and

finally septate. I had to push and push to finally be seen by a

specialist and my ob/gyn is great! So, I can't imagine how hard it

must be for you to deal with a crummy doctor. I think that many

doctors just have no clue. I would also say that it's safe to

assume that your kidneys are both there and fine.

Good luck to you!

Jasmine

SU 7/29/04

1 m/c, 17 wks, 2/12/04

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

<<Can you help me understand what these things mean?

-uterus slightly bulky (10.0 X 7.4 X 5.3 cm)

-texture mildly inhomogeneous

I can't believe the radiologist's office. They told me numerous

times the pregnancy was in my left horn (my husband was there and

can attest to this) when the reports all say it was in the right.

Also, they told me my uterus was septate when they've written that

it's bicornuate.>>

I don't know what to say about the bulkiness of the uterus, or the

other information, but I can tell you that during my pregnancy, my

baby was in the right horn the entire time. Then, when I had my

D & E, the doctor told me it was in my left horn. I never figured out

why there was a descrepancy there.

I was also dx'd bicornuate and then arcuate with a subseptum and

finally septate. I had to push and push to finally be seen by a

specialist and my ob/gyn is great! So, I can't imagine how hard it

must be for you to deal with a crummy doctor. I think that many

doctors just have no clue. I would also say that it's safe to

assume that your kidneys are both there and fine.

Good luck to you!

Jasmine

SU 7/29/04

1 m/c, 17 wks, 2/12/04

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

<<Can you help me understand what these things mean?

-uterus slightly bulky (10.0 X 7.4 X 5.3 cm)

-texture mildly inhomogeneous

I can't believe the radiologist's office. They told me numerous

times the pregnancy was in my left horn (my husband was there and

can attest to this) when the reports all say it was in the right.

Also, they told me my uterus was septate when they've written that

it's bicornuate.>>

I don't know what to say about the bulkiness of the uterus, or the

other information, but I can tell you that during my pregnancy, my

baby was in the right horn the entire time. Then, when I had my

D & E, the doctor told me it was in my left horn. I never figured out

why there was a descrepancy there.

I was also dx'd bicornuate and then arcuate with a subseptum and

finally septate. I had to push and push to finally be seen by a

specialist and my ob/gyn is great! So, I can't imagine how hard it

must be for you to deal with a crummy doctor. I think that many

doctors just have no clue. I would also say that it's safe to

assume that your kidneys are both there and fine.

Good luck to you!

Jasmine

SU 7/29/04

1 m/c, 17 wks, 2/12/04