Re: New uncategorized anomaly

August 25, 2003

Hi and Welcome!

So glad you found us....it sounds like you have gone through all the

hardest parts already - seeking a diagnosis and surgery. I hope we

provide some comfort to you in the weeks and months ahead.

Did they give your MA a name? What do the docs call it?

Cyn, 37

SU resected x2

1 angel

ttc

> Hello! I am 36 years old and recently discovered I have a uterine

> anomaly. After having a miscarriage a year and a half ago and

> failing to get pregnant again, I had ultrasounds, an HSG, an MRI,

and

> finally expoloratory laparoscopy/hysteroscopy. What a roller

coaster

> ride! First they thought I had a unicornate unterus with a horn,

> then didelphus (two uteri), now something in between a didelphus

and

> a septate. The outside is heart-shaped with an extremely thin

> uterine membrane and inside I have a septum which they could not

> remove, because it is muscle rather than a fibrous tissue. I am so

> depressed, but definitely happy to have found you all!! I am being

> referred to a perinatologist to discuss pregnancy risks and

possible

> outcomes, but it sounds so scary to me. At this point, I can't

> imagine trying to carry a baby in this uterus! My husband is

trying

> to be supportive, but he already has two children from a previous

> marriage, so the prospect of us not being able to have children

> together is not all that devastating to him. (Although he did have

a

> vasectomy reversal right after we got married. If only we had

known

> then what we know now, huh?!!) I'm just looking for some words of

> comfort from women who can relate. Thanks!

>

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