Re: Rudimentary Horn (preg ment)

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I haven't had mine removed, but one of my perinatologists recommended

that I see an RE for advice prior to trying to get pregnant again. He

thought it might be best to get it removed due to the small chance of

getting pregnant in it. (Although, it seems to be noncommunicating

with no tube/ovary attachment so I'm a bit confused on the logic, but

I suppose it might be due to the possible transmigration.)

If you look in the archives, I think there was a discussion going on

this topic about a month or so ago (sorry...fuzzy memory)?

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> Ladies,

> Did any of you with UU have your rudimentary horn removed or did

your

> doctors suggetst you do this?

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