Who has a bicornuate uterus? ( heartShaped)

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My doctor thinks its cool. She also told me it would be hard to get pregnant and I want able to carry it long term. Me and my husband. been trying to conceive for 5yrs now.

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Omg I️ have one too and my doctor made it seem like it was the most rare thing in the world. He was pretty for sure that I’ll have to have a c section because I️ wont have room for my baby to get head down

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I have it And Carried My first one Full term My Second 32 weeks Both of them were Natural Birth no Meds

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My mom has one and had five of us! We were all about 2ish weeks early though. No c-sections. She was told she might have some difficulties I think but I never heard of any major complications.

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I do too my doctor said it would be hard to get pregnant then most likely not able to have a natural birth I had an emergency c section so be prepared for that but never give up hope it's the best thing ever ❤️🤗

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When we lost our Little last year I was diagnosed with a septum in my uterus (septatic uterus) - my doctor thinks it’s not big enough to need surgery but after 7 months of trying and one loss I fear we’ll be the 1-2+ year couple! 
My OB says she wants to wait & see if I lose anymore before addressing it with surgery. 
I’ve read a few success stories though so I’m very hopeful 🤞🏼💕

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I have one too. My first doctor told me that I am fine and shall stop watching myself too much and let the nature do the thing. My husband and I have been trying to concieve for some time..so I thought I might wanna see other doctor just to make sure.. he told me about my heartshape womb and sent me for other tests and he actually explained what might be risks with this condition, but also said all might go just fine. Good luck to all heartshaped wombs! 🙏😊

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I do, and carried my first daughter full term. currently 26 weeks with baby #2. all bicornuate uteruses are different, ranging from a small dip in the uterus to a full blown septum that basically divides the uterus. The severity of the heart shape will determine the difficulty of carrying a child to term. when I was pregnant with my first I had transvaginal ultrasounds every 2 weeks for several months to make sure my cervix wasn't shortening. I'm sure you will have similar ultrasounds. good luck!

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I have one. It's heart shaped. The main reason you are at risk for preterm labor all boils down to room. When we get bigger we practically only have half the room of a "normal" shaped uterus.

Who has a bicornuate uterus? ( heartShaped)

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