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Where are you from?UK?

Ask Tor she is living there and can help you.

I think she will answer you.Just wait.

I know only my gyn in Vienna.

Bye

Anyone know a good RE in London?

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Hi ,

Sorry can't help with the name of a RE in London .... I dont know your

background but have you been in touch with anyone (doctor/hospital)? I live in

Herts and am currently under my local hospital with a lovely consultant, who

seems to know what he is talking about when it comes to MA's ..... pls let me

know if you need any more info and I hope you find the answers you are looking

for.

- BU

2 m/c

15 wk & 3 days

Anyone know a good RE in London?

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Thanks for your help as I am a new member I am trying to navigate all

these new facts and new information. Does anyone have a name of a

good RE in London?

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> Thanks for your help as I am a new member I am trying to navigate

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> these new facts and new information. Does anyone have a name of a

> good RE in London?

Hi ,

As far as I can make out, REs are not necessarily the people to see

about MAs in the UK. If you are looking for someone in relation to

your MA (rather than the endo), you could try Prof Lesley Reagan at

St 's in Paddington, or Dr Davor Jurcovic at King's in South

London (he also runs a private clinic in London, but I'd try to get a

referral to King's because he is better equipped there). They seem to

be the two who are doing research on MAs. You can search

http://www.specialistinfo.com/ for info. on specialisation. You can

also search http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed

for any of any of their research articles. I was only diagnosed with

an MA when already pregnant, so I don't have too much experience with

dealing with them - I'm reasonably happy with the consultant looking

after me at the Homerton. There is someone on the list, Tor, who is

in the UK and has far more experience with drs and MAs in this

country. I'm sure she'll be able help.

Judith

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Hi Judith

Thank you for the link - it was v useful. In fact, I just spoke with

my fertility doc this morning and he gave me a name, but I was able

to get the contact details from the link you provided.

Do you mind if I ask - what MA were you diagnosed with and how did

your pregnancy go?

I was only diagnosed with

> an MA when already pregnant, so I don't have too much experience

with

> dealing with them - I'm reasonably happy with the consultant

looking

> after me at the Homerton.

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> Do you mind if I ask - what MA were you diagnosed with and how did

> your pregnancy go?

Hi,

I'm not sure yet what kind of an MA it is. I was first told that it

was a partial SU, then that it might also be a BU, and one person

said he tought it might be a UU with a rudimentary horn (all these

assessments were made via U/S while pregnant).

I'm 23 weeks tomorrow and all is fine. So far I only had one really

scary moment when I was having cramps which seemed very strong at

about 19weeks, but they turned out to be nothing sinister.

Judith

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Thanks. Congrats and fingers crossed for your pregnancy.

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> > Do you mind if I ask - what MA were you diagnosed with and how

did

> > your pregnancy go?

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> Hi,

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> I'm not sure yet what kind of an MA it is. I was first told that it

> was a partial SU, then that it might also be a BU, and one person

> said he tought it might be a UU with a rudimentary horn (all these

> assessments were made via U/S while pregnant).

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> I'm 23 weeks tomorrow and all is fine. So far I only had one really

> scary moment when I was having cramps which seemed very strong at

> about 19weeks, but they turned out to be nothing sinister.

> Judith

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I was referred to Mr. D. K. () Edmonds at the Queen Charlotte

Hospital. Haven't met with him as of yet but his name was mentioned

to me by 2 separate people (a doctor and a patient).

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> I forgot to ask: whom were you referred to? (for future reference)

> Thanks,

> Judith

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