When to go to a specialist?

Question

I was just diagnosed with a bicornuate uterus and we are concerned about everything. I have thyroid problems along with fibroids and a ovulation problem. I have only had a ultrasound and a transvaginal ultrasound done. When do I make the move to a specialist?

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We are scared to take fertility meds because of my situation. Have a lot to deal with.

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In 2012 I found out I was expecting twins that were located in each horn. I miscarried baby A.few weeks after finding out than baby B a week after that. I seen a RE who scheduled me for surgery to have the septum removed. At the time of surgery he was able to take a look at my reproductive organs. He seen that my overys were very big and pearly white meaning that I also have PCOS. I would see a specialist ASAP. I wish that I would have sooner. My husband and I took a break from ttc and now feel like we are starting over. *baby dust*

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What specialists have you seen so far? Have you been to an IVF doctor yet? I think the sooner the better for going to a specialist to get more answers.

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It will depend on your age and how long you've been ttc. At 32 my Ob sent me to the specialist at 6 months(I also have pcos).  After a year you should ask for a referral.

When to go to a specialist?

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