Re: bicornuate uterus, looking for doctor in Oxford

[Guest guest]

Hi - congratulations on your pregnancy! My anomaly was spotted

during the same work-up you had, looking for endometriosis. As you

know, you could be SU or BU. I'm in Canada and can't recommend a peri

in Oxford, but hopefully one of the other women from the UK on this

group will be able to help you out.

Welcome to the group - feel free to ask any questions you may have, we

have many experienced SU and BUs mothers here, with many success

stories and insight on pregnancies with MAs!

Good luck and congratulations again,

a

SU/BU combo

DD 13 months old today

[Guest guest]

Hi a

thanks so much for your response. It's wonderful to hear that you have

a DD - congratulations! I'm trying not to think too much about all the

stuff that could go wrong with this pregnancy, and taking things a day

at a time. I'm relieved to have found this list - it's great to know

there are such informed and supportive women out there. I've already

learnt a lot from reading some of the messages, and feel more

confident in making demands on my doctors. (It's not easy though - my

gynae doesn't seem to be taking it very seriously - I think I know

more about MAs than he does!)

Did you have a straightforward pregnancy? I would love to hear your

story.

Thanks again,

BU/SU (?)

6.5 wks preg

> Hi - congratulations on your pregnancy! My anomaly was spotted

> during the same work-up you had, looking for endometriosis. As you

> know, you could be SU or BU. I'm in Canada and can't recommend a peri

> in Oxford, but hopefully one of the other women from the UK on this

> group will be able to help you out.

>

> Welcome to the group - feel free to ask any questions you may have,

we

> have many experienced SU and BUs mothers here, with many success

> stories and insight on pregnancies with MAs!

>

> Good luck and congratulations again,

> a

> SU/BU combo

> DD 13 months old today