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previous removal of uterine septum

laupjamlaupjam
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Hello everyone! I had a septum in my uterus and it was removed hysteroscopically in June. I am now 6 weeks pregnant and going strong. I was wondering though if you have any stories regarding successful pregnancies after having this surgery. There is still .25mm of remnant septum left which can always be a possible conflict although my risk is much lower than it was pre-septum removal.
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Re: previous removal of uterine septum

  • ufsandra85ufsandra85 member

    https://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MullerianAnomalies/messages

     

    this is a good group to try. it has a lot of people with su

    Married 11/27/09 and TTC right away
    Dx: Complete septate uterus with cervical duplication, endometrial polyps, PCOS, endometriosis, hypo thyroid, luteal phase defect
    4 uterus surgeries to correct my complete septum and to remove polyps and 2 years of seeing the RE, medicated cycles and IUIs
    Baby 1 and 2: BFP 3/3/11 with 2 babies EDD 11/1/11, M/C 4/6/11
    Baby #3: 8/11 pregnant EDD 4/27/11 and m/c:(
    Baby #4: 10/12/11 BFP! EDD 6/16/12m/c 10/26/11
    Baby #5: 3/13/12 BFP! EDD 11/25/12 ANOTHER m/c :(

    Baby #6: 2/14/13- BFP! EDD 10/24/13, CP 2/19/13
    Baby #7: 3/15/13- BFP! EDD 11/27/13, another CP
    Baby #8.  BFP 5/19/13 EDD 1/22/14. 8 was not our lucky number

    4th septum resection on 5/31/13.
    Baby #9: 6/29/13 BFP. C section scheduled for March 5th!

    My miracle baby was born March 5 at 9:33am. He was 8 lbs 12.5 oz and 21.25 inches long!

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  • specispeci

    Hi,

    I had uterine septum removed (quite big) and the docs told me to wait 3 months before trying. I waited 9 months as I always felt the wound and slight discomfort. I am now 19 weeks pregnant. Everything so far seems to be going well. There is still a slight edge where the septum was (i.e. the uterus has kind of a heart shape), but doc says it won't be on the way of the baby growing, and I should have no higher risks than any other pregnant woman who never had this problem. He had operated 40 or so septums in his career. Before I had my surgery I read a lot about this problem, but very little success stories afterwards, I think people forget to come back to the boards once the problem goes away. I wish you all the best, I think you shouldn't worry.

    S.

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