Well that did not go how I thought....

Irish727

I had an appointment today with a RE and he confirmend I do in fact have a bicornuate uterus, no septate. So pretty much all I can do is keep getting pregnant and say a pray it won't happen again!! No other options or surgeries can fix it.

Makes me even sadder, after 2 losses, all I can look forward to is being pregnant and may have another loss....may not  have it but he said it will be very hard for me to carry full term!!

Knew this could be the outcome of today's appointment but I guess I was hoping for a miracle. Now I am feeling broken and hopeless!

Thanks for reading!

Mrs.Kristen

so sorry to hear that...if you can't carry full term do they think you can atleast carry till it is safe to deliver with bed rest?

Irish727

Thanks for writing.....yes I may be able to carry until it is safe but have not gotten that far yet!!  Always hope I will be one of the lucky ones wo carrys full term.

611bride05

I am so sorry- I wish there was something they were able to do for you, Wishing you lots of luck this coming year.

Mrs.Kristen

hope you get a sticky soon

noellemari

Sorry to hear that!  I'll be praying you get a sticky baby that stays in there for a good long time!! 

ShellShockedMama

I'm so sorry, that's not what you wanted to hear I'm sure.

{{{hugs}}}}

ColindaP

Oh, I'm sorry. That sucks.

OCIrishBruin

(((BIG HUGS))) I'm so sorry.

Nikkicole007

I'm so sorry. I will be praying for you to be blessed with a sticky baby soon. Hopefully they will be able to do something for you when that time comes.

klk2klb

So sorry, hon.  Praying you have a sticky baby.

amwallace

I don't know if you'll read this (I'm replying late) but they originally thought that I had a bicornuate. How did you get diagnosed? I had a new procedure done that included a 3D ultrasound and then a computer program placed all the pieces together. Anyways, bicornuate uterus are not a bad thing! They're one of the best anomalies to have. You might need to have a csection because the baby usually is too big to turn, so they are breech. You might not be able to carry to term either. Anyways, feel free to ask any questions. I don't know a whole lot, but there is a yahoo group (search Mullerian Anomalies) and also a blog with information. Good luck!

IHEARTDCFC

Was is just your OB/GYN? Or Fertility Dr? I am also curious as to how you were diagnosed?

I had a similar experience to the post above..I was Dx with bicorn/ute when I was 18..7 yrs ago through transvag u/s..My Dr was of no help..said I was too young to worry about not being able to have kids and said I shouldn't have a problem anyway..well 3 m/c's several Drs, countless tests and 2 Fertility Dr's later I found out it was a Septate and had a Hysteroscopy done to remove it. They discovered it with a HSG 3D ultrasound, but it can also be done with a laparascopy...I did some homework on the difference between septate/bicorn and live birth rate.. And it is said that you are more likely to carry to term with a bicorn than septate, because if a pg attaches itself to the septate tissue it cannot survive, but with the bicorn it is still possible..just as some said, not likely that it could be a vaginal birth.. Sorry for the rambling..but if you are concerned it may not be correct I would get a few more professional opinions, it's (sadly) pretty common to be misdiagnosed. GL to you!

Irish727

Thank you everyone! One of the things I love about this board is all of the support you get and I learn sooo much from you all!!

I was diagnosed with a ultrasound and then with a MRI, I am waiting to see if I should have HSG done.  I have heard that b/u and septate are misdiagnosed......scary! I guess I will do some more research and meet with my doctor this week. It was a RE that pretty much said "not much he can do and told me to start praying",,,,nice huh??

Thanks!