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2 Cervixes; 2 UterusFrom: Deborah (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 17 Sep 1999 20:04:14 -0500 (CDT)
My daughter is 27 yrs. old and was diagnosed at Johns Hopkins when she was 19 of having 2 cervixes and 2 uterus as the cause for her extreme menstrual discomfort. Today (9/17/99), she got a call (from her HMO provider), after her regular checkup that she had an "irregular pap" from one cervix and the other had "bled" during the test. She was offered a gynocological for "futher tests" on 10/6. She was truly frightened. What can she expect from the exam? She was advised at 19, that the only way she might carry a child to term was to have surgery 1 year before a pregnancy to remove the wall between the uterus' and she might have to "miscarry" a couple of time before she would be strong enough to carry to full term. Has anyone any experience with duplicate organs? If so, speak to me of your changes, medical and psychological. Should she insist on an exam sooner than 10/6? Blessings to you for any help/insight you can provide.
-- Deborah Swann e-mail: anonymous@obgyn.net
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