Dawn (pg, m/c ment)

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Hi Dawn!

Welcome!

> received those results last week - she told me that I have 2

> cervices and that the uterine cavity separates into " 2 horns " - is

> that Bicornuate?

It depends...is it 2 completely separated uteri or do they share a

common wall? I would definately push for more testing. It can be a

factor in pg. care - some MAs need a little more " tlc " than others

and have different risk factors. Using the info you have right now,

there are some pictures on the home page that may help give you a

visual. I am UD (uterus didelphys - 1 vag., 2 cervices, 2 separate

uteri). My uteri are right by each hip bone - really " far " apart.

> unwilling to do a laparoscopy unless I've been TTC for more than 6

> months.

Grrr...is this Tricare? My dh (hubby) was in the military for years

and they drove me nuts! Fortunately, we have different ins. now,

but I never dealt with them & infertility.

Have you been ttc (trying to conceive)? Most drs will not " help "

until you've tried for awhile. If you are UD, we generally have

good stats for getting pg. (I've been pg 2x - both m/c

(miscarriages) were chromosomal, not MA).

Feel free to email me if you have questions!

Hope that helps,

C.

28, UD

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My daughter's insurance refused to pay for her SU resection until her

dr. wrote it in a way that states it

was a birth defect. She had her surgery and the insurance paid for

everything related to the SU.

>> I know everyone's insurance is different.

>> Mine has the blanket statemtent in the " rule book "

>> that any issues related to fertility are not covered,

>> but I know there are ways to get around that, right???

>> Just wanted to hear some stories!! Thank you!

>> , UD