Re: - did i miss a ? you asked?

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--- a paula.thompson@...> wrote:

> Hi , hope you don't mind me jumping in on your

> question to Heidi.

> I have a complete SU, knew about it before I got

> pregnant (due to a

> fertility work-up) but didn't have it resected or

> even really consider

> it as I was SURE I'd never get pregnant (we ttc for

> 3 years before I

> finally got pregnant). Suddenly, half way through

> adoption procedures,

> I got pregnant.

>

> Like you mention in your post, and probably very

> like Heidi's

> pregnancy, I was a wreck until I hit 37 weeks. I

> worried so much I'm

> sure I aged 20 years during the pregnancy. As a

> result, about 8 months

> after my dd was born I marched back to my RE intent

> on demanding a

> resection because I couldn't possibly handle that

> kind of stress and

> worry again. It was at that app't that he explained

> that my septum is

> not fibrous and therefore he would not be able to

> remove it via the

> regular lap/hyst day surgery. I opted not to have a

> metroplasty on my

> RE's advice and particularly given the fact that I

> do not, as of yet

> in any case, have a history of m/c.

>

> Also, there are a couple of studies out there that

> suggest that SUs,

> while definitely having higher than normal 1st

> trimester m/c rates,

> may not be quite a risky as more dated studies

> suggest. My REs and

> Peris tend to agree with this as well - certainly

> they didn't buy the

> 80+% loss rate with SUs quoted in one study (I

> forget which one). In

> any case, I've chosen to believe the more optimistic

> studies and hope

> for the best - guess I have no choice??

>

> Cheers,

> a

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