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Re: Septated Cervix & Trying to Conceive

From: M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 30 Mar 2002 18:33:53 -0600 (CST)

At Fri, 29 Mar 2002, KJM wrote: >
>I met with my OB/GYN 6 months ago and was told that I could get pregnant
>despite the fact I have septated cervix and two uteruses. I have been
>trying to get pregnant for 6 months and am now wondering the following:
>-Does each side or uterus have 2 ovaries releasing eggs to it or just
>one?

just one

>-Will each side or uterus obtain an egg(s) each month or is it possible
>that only one side will get an egg each month (and I must have
>intercourse on that side to get pregnant)?

it is best to have sex on the side from which you are ovulating. Without ultrasound, you won't know -- so try having sex the day of ovualtion on hte right, and the next day on hte left (or vice versa)

>- If I get pregnant might I still have a period on the side that is not
>carrying the child?

you can have some spotting form the empty uterine horn

>- Is it possible that I could ovulate twice a month since I have two
>uteruses?

if you mean ovulate 2 different time,s the answer is no. Occasionally you may ovulate more than one egg and they could be from different ovaries >
>Any info. would be much appreciated!

--
M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG
S. Lake Tahoe, CA


author of "Your Over-35 Week-by-Week Pregnancy Guide"


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