does anyone else have a heart shaped uterus?

Question

my doctor and midwife dont seem to go into detail about this? does anyone know anything about it? i already had 1 miscarriage which could have been due to this.

Answer 1

my friend had one of these.
The doctor said she'd have her baby prematurely, which she did. She was flown to the hospital by helicopter 2 months early and delivered a 3 lb 14 oz baby boy.
The doctor said she shouldn't ever get pregnant again because the risks are too high. She wanted to heal then get on birth control... well, as you've guessed- she got pregnant again.
This time she came 1.5 months early, and delivered a 4 lb 12 oz baby girl. She now is 22 and has her tubes tied.
I'm not certain on the risks involved, you should yahoo search them! Good luck~~

Answer 2

My sister does!
She had one miscarriage, then 3 successful pregnancies with vaginal births and then another miscarriage; well actually a blighted ovum so not technically a miscarriage in that sense. She's done with babies now.
Apparently its not as uncommon as you think and it is totally possible to have a normal pregnancy and birth. Her doctors didn't seem to be overly concerned about it and she didn't need to do anything differently when she was pregnant or in labour.
She had all of hers fairly easily except the second baby which was born face up instead of face down and was a lot harder to squeeze out. But that isn't necessarily because of the shape of her uterus, more likely just a stubborn baby that got comfortable and didn't want to turn around!!

Don't dwell on it. The miscarriage could have been from any number of things so just keep ploughing forward and you will get pregnant again and this time you'll be holding a beautiful baby in your arrms. I'm sure of it!!

best of luck

Answer 3

I've known a few people who have, both suffered fertility problems. I would recommend seeing a Reproductive Endocrinologist as soon as possible if this is a concern of yours.