By Navya Muralidhar
Oct 11, 2023
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5 min read
Reviewed by Navya Muralidhar,
Embryologist
Nurses today told me on my ultrasound she didn’t see anything definitive and think my uterus is irregularly shaped. Does anyone else have this & had a successful pregnancy? I’m not too worried because whatever happens is Gods plan just curious for the future. They did tell me to go and get a second opinion (since I was going thru the pregnancy center and I’m in-between insurance right now) Thank you! & God Bless♥️
Hello! I am currently pregnant, and the baby has been extended breech the majority of the time. She's never been head down. This is my second pregnancy like this. I went for an ECV today to try to turn her, but they couldn't move her past a certain point on both sides of my uterus. My consultant thinks that since both pregncies have resulted in the same presentation and they can't move baby that possibly my uterus shape is narrow. My previous section notes don't mention any uterine shape abnormalities, but I wondered if anyone had any similar experiences?
At my first ultrasound I was told I have a slightly heart shaped uterus. My doctor doesn’t think it is so heart shaped that it will cause major problems, but said we will continue to keep an eye on it as baby gets bigger. She shared with me that many women with this end up delivering a little bit early. Worst case scenario it can cause you to miscarry in second or third trimester :/ I’m curious - has anyone else had this experience, and if so, how did your pregnancy go?
I found out at my 19w2d anatomy scan that I have two uterus & two cervix! Wtf?! 🤯 Luckily, baby is perfectly healthy and has plenty of room to grow in the left uterus. This is extremely rare so the chance of finding someone else with this condition is slim but I figured I’d ask?!
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Has anyone been told they’ve got a T shaped uterus and can give me more details about it? I’ve just had a scan at my fertility clinic to see why my periods haven’t restarted after a miscarriage and the nurse asked if I knew I had a T shaped uterus, throughout our treatment I’ve probably had over 30 scans and never been told this before!! She showed me the screen so I could see and it couldn’t look anymore like a T so I don’t understand how it could’ve been missed before. She said not to worry but naturally I am, just trying not to fall down a google hole!
So I had my hsg yesterday, and for the most part, all went well. The dye immediately made its way through everything and I had no blockage. The only thing is that she couldn't tell the shape of my uterus because it was in a position that was tough for her to see. She had me move around a bit to see if we can reposition the uterus, but nothing was really working. She did say it's perfectly normal to not be able to see the full uterus in HSGs, but has this happened to any of you? My ultrasound had shown that my uterus was anteverted, so I assumed getting a good image of it wouldn't be an issue. Thanks!
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