Guest guest Posted November 11, 2005 Report Share Posted November 11, 2005 I've got my final diagnosis today: didelphic uterus with single cervix and an atypical vaginal transverse style septum (just removed). I also have only one kidney. One side of my uterus is healthy and double the size of the other. The other is very small and the fallopian tube on that side is either very small/blocked. Pregnancy on the " good " side is higher risk for miscarriage, but not dire. The other one I am probably able to get pregnant in but pregnancy would not sustain. Obviously the best option would be to have one side removed as well as the fallopian tube, obviously there are issues with that with scar tissue also. I am not trying to conceive. Thoughts? Is it just a matter of VERY good contraception? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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