Guest guest Posted May 5, 2005 Report Share Posted May 5, 2005 hi erica i may sound like a broken record but it's true: i'm another one of those misdiagnosed women - bittersweet smiley face here many drs told me for +10 years that i was BU and that it was not going to be a problem for when i wanted kids - i was 'diagnosed' with u/s. my 1st (and so far only) son was born (7/01) premature at 33 weeks because of placental abruption - drs said it had nothing to do with my 'BU' and even the surgeon who performed the c/sec and SAW first hand my pg uterus wrote in the report that i had a BU .... then i had 2 m/c (6/04 and 1/05) - i was not going to get pg a 4th time before knowing WHY this was happening to me - so i had all the tests they prescribe after recurrent losses and nothing major came up. my ob then sent me to a RE and he did a HSG which confirmed i had a septum in the inside - then i had a laparoscopy and hysteroscopy (3/9/05) and there i got [finally!!] the right diagnosis: i was indeed SU - the RE removed the septum at that very moment and here i am waiting for my next cycle and hoping to go back to ttc in june ... like you i was also under the idea that i had to wait for yet one more m/c before having any further testing but since i'm 37 and don't have too many more years to attempt motherhood again i easily convinced my ob and she referred me to the RE - maybe you can get the referral too? my ob had already asked for all the blood tests and chromosomal tests that are usually recommended after recurrent losses but nothing major came up - the RE saw those results and ordered some other tests himself: the clomid challenge to see the quality of my eggs and an HSG - after that he wanted to do a MRI but i had read all the info in the FILES and DATABASE sections of this website and knew that lap/hyst was the 'gold standard' for diagnosis of BU/SU and asked for that directly - he agreed and that's where everything ended happily (so far) on 3/9 with the resection. try to take a look at the info under FILES - i found all that extremely useful - you can also find some questions you should ask your RE. i'm really sorry for all you've been through - i can relate to you completely ..... i do hope you have good news after your blood work on monday and that you can find support and encouragement in this group to go on. best of luck and please feel free to email me directly if you have any questions gabi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.