ENDO Messages for January, 2009: Re: troverted and bicornuate uterus

Re: troverted and bicornuate uterus

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jan 28 17:09:30 2009

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I found a lot of google results with ''bicornuate uterus pregnancy.'' I thought it was SO rare, it seems quite a lot of women have it, and do get pregnant?

Also, I found this http://www.epinions.com/kifm-review-4EAF-5035043-39E5FE05-prod2/show_~allcom

'' Hi there! Ive been looking this up alot because I want to have a homebirth, and have been running into some problems with this.

But I just wanted to share that my uterus is bicornuate, or heartshapped AND had a septum, or the wall dividing it in two. We did not know this until my csection at 40 weeks 1 day with TWINS. I had a twin on each side. They were 7 lbs 1 oz and 6 lbs 6 oz. BIG. AND Twin 1 was head down, NOT breech. My ob cut out the septum during my csection. So now it is just bicornuate.

I had another baby only 12 months 2 weeks later, and carried him 39 weeks 5 days. He was head down too, and I was dialating perfectly.

I just wanted to share that just becuase a book says that X will happen, doesnt mean X will happen. I carried TWINS late. They were BIG. They were VERTEX. I carried another VERY soon after. He was BIG (8 lbs 6 oz). He was VERTEX. and he was FULL TERM and would have went longer if he wasnt emergency csection (not related to bicornuate uterus, cord incident). Good luck to all reading this, and email me if you have any questions!! twinsmummy20@yahoo.com ''

there are other stories out there

At Wed, 28 Jan 2009, Lexi wrote: >
>Dear SAD,
>
>I found out recently that I have a tilted uterus and a bicornuate
>uterus. Before I knew any of this, I did carry a healthy baby to
>full-term. I was uncomfortable a lot and had some major backpain but my
>baby was very healthy when she was born. However, and I'm not sure if
>this has anything to do with it, but I was in labor for 31 hours and it
>almost ended in an emergency c-section. Thankfully I was able to
>deliver naturally after an hour of pushing. Now I have a healthy 3
>year-old beautiful daughter. Now that I know of these issues I am
>scared to have more children (because of everything I've read about
>miscarriages, etc.) but I am thankfully for my daughter! I wish you the
>best of luck and hope that this helped somewhat.
>
>Sincerely,
>Lexi
>
>At Sun, 2 Feb 2003, Michelle wrote:
>>
>>Today I went to the doctor with my scans after having pelvic and rectal
>>pain and now I am really sad I have a retroverted and bicornuate uterus
>>and a haemorrhagic cyst which has burst which was probably the reason
>>for my pain I still have it and have been told it could be there for
>>months What a joy every time I sit down I get a stabbing pain in my
>>ovaries Its so pleasant I cant wait for it to go. does anybody out
>>there have both a bicornuate and retroverted uterus and managed to
>>conceive and have a normal pregnacy I know there is a risk of early
>>delivery and breach also c Section deliveries are common I just want to
>>know if there is hope for me.Signed SAD.

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