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bicornuate uterus help getting preg

Is there anything you suggest I do to enhance my chances of getting pregnant?  I have a bicornuate uterus and no luck so far.  My doctor says to just keep trying, but if anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.
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I got married and fell pregnant on my honeymoon. I didn't find out that I had a bicornuate uterus until I had my c-section due to having a narrow pelvis. I didn't research anything about it. My husband and I decided to get pregnant again and we tried once and I had my second child 16 months later my first. I needed another c-section due to having a very narrow pelvis. After reading your stories, I now know how lucky I am to be a mother! I hope you all experience success soon.
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I found out I had a bicornuate uterus when I was 21. The Dr said that it would be hard to get pregnant and would only get worse the older I was. We decided to start trying within a few months and after 7 months of trying, we were pregnant!!! I didn't have too many problems with my pregnancy other than labor being hard. I am now 26 and the mother of two beautiful healthy little girls 4 and 2 1/2. We want to ty for one more if we can, but I think I'm most nervous about it all this time around. It's normal for women with bicornuates to have early labor, but with mine, they were both late. My first was only 4 days but ny second was two weeks and it took 36 hours of labor and being induced for her to come. I guess I'm mostly worried about labor this time around if god blesses us with another child.
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Hey all,
     I have read all of these stories, some very touching ones. When I was 5 years old, I had a surgery where the doctors went in and split my uterus. The doctor told my mom that I would NEVER be able to get pregnant. When I was 9, i began my period,abnormal, heavy and painful. i was in a relationship of 2.5yrs..at the age of 15.. never used condoms... didnt care if i got pregnant (honestly didnt think it would ever happen)... at the age of 19 got in a relationship (at the time was only together 3 months...but went to school with this person) went for my yearly pap.. found out i was pregnant... had a miscarriage 1.5 mos later,... doctor said my hormones seemed low... that ended my relationship... he said he didnt want to be with me if i couldnt carry... i dont know if that was gods way of showing me i could get pregnant or what... been trying with my husband of 2 yrs now and no success... any advice?? all is welcome:) thx and good luck to all
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Did u get prenant.  I also have a biconute uterus that is tilted and no sign of a right ovary.  I also had PCOS when I was younger.  I am 39 had one miscarriage.  I have been trying since I miscarried in 2003. Really need to know if there is a possibility?
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I have just turned 40, finally found a good partner last year and surprisingly got pregnant aug 2011... i have never been so nervous or excited as my partner has had his children and this came out of blue. i lost the baby at 11wks, but the hardest thing for me ever was seeing the screen of nothing when I was expecting to see a heartbeat... this was a hard moment.

This was my 2nd miscarriage (1st was in jan 2008) that I know of...  and while I knew I had a bicornate uterus I was never advised at the time of issues once i was ready for children.

Now i have a partner, a 13yr old step daughter full time and am happy as hell, but I want the complete picture with a baby of my own.

I have just found out I have a complete double uterus and a double cervis.

PLEASE anyone out there with success stories, I would really like to know about to give me a little hope so know I have a chance. And if there are things oout there I dont know about to help us.
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wow I had no idea there were so many of us with a bicornuate uterus out there. I want to share this with you all. When I was 17 I became pregnant and carried my now 16Yr old daughter through to my 8th month. She was small at 5 lbs but today she is not so tiny lol. There is always prayer and hope. I didnt find out about the bicornuate uterus until my 16th week of my pregnancy with her..I had no bleeding although I did have some cramping throughout. Pretty much uneventful. However 4 years later I suffered a miscarriage at 8 weeks. Today we are trying to conceive- its been a little over 6 months or so and again a miscarriage at 5 weeks in September.So- girls out there with BU- have faith it will happen- life finds a way. Although I am afraid to keep trying- I wont because I know in my heart God knows how badly I want to have another child. No prayer falls on deaf ears with the almighty. It may take a while, but I believe it will happen again..and it will be the small  miracle we have all been waiting for. Please do not give up. Im testimony that you definitely can conceive with this condition..there are many out there that cannot at all even with a normal uterus..stay strong and baby dust to us all.
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Hi Ladies. I'm 36 y/o and I'm diagnosed with partial bicornuate uterus 2 days ago. We were very shocked..Can't stop thinking about it. Feels like I can't move on with this big blow. Reading about your stories, getting pregnant and giving births keeps me hoping that there's still a miracle. I hope a miracle will happen to all of us with this problem.
To all those who have conceived and gave birth, please tell us if there's anything that we should do or not do while trying to get pregnant. You're insights, opinions, knowledge are important to us. There's only few websites about bicornuate uterus.
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Hi! I am 31 Yrs old and have been diagnosed with a bicornuate uterus, polycystic syndrome, and irregular periods. I have been trying to get pregnant for 6 yrs now. Does anyone have any advice for me in order to increase my chances of pregnancy?  I am beginning to feel hopeless and desperate.
   Thanks So much
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hi, i have bicornuate uterus. i was trying to get pregnant, and nothing worked, than i want to check and the doctor said i have bicornuate uterus. he ask me to take clomid. i did, and after few months i got pregnant. i gave birth to a baby boy 3 years ago naturally without any c-section. everything was normal. now i'm trying for my second baby. good luck all. i know how u'll feel as at the beginning i was blaming myself for not getting pregnant.
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Hi I also have a bicornuate uterus.I had my first daughter who is now 11 and she was even overdue by 8 days and I was induced.Then we tried for years to have another one and it took ten years but finally I had another girl she is almost 2 now.Now she had growth restriction and I was induced 5 weeks early.But they are both very healthy girls!So as hard as it is thinking it is never gonna happen...don't loose your faith it is possible.I know it is very hard when everyone else is having babies and you want one so bad.I just hope my story can give a little hope.Took ten years but it finally happened.Lots of prayers!
Good luck!
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Hi I'm 32 yrs old and my husband and I have been trying to conceive as well. I was told by my fertility doctor that I do have a bicornuate uterus but it is possible to get pregnant. I have been on several rounds of Chlomid and I think I'm at the point of stop trying with the meds and letting god do what he wants for us. My doctor has upped my dose of Chlomid and still nothing. He said that everything for me has checked out fine but we had to regulate my menstrual cycle. I pray for each and every one of you that are trying but my best advice is to let go and let god!!!!
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Hi I am 26 and have just been told i have a Bicornuate Uterus and my husband has a low sperm count. I am devestated:( If anyone has any advice we are willing to try just about any thing.
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I am 22 years old and my husband and I want a baby more than anything. I have had 7 miscarraiges since I was fifteen and the doctor believes I am infertile now. We just found out a year ago what causes me so many problems. My husband is a great support system but he really the only stable support system I have. My mother got on the internet and looked up the risks of pregnancy and is terrifed if I do get pregnant and stay through term that delivery will kill me. I am one of the rare cases, as the doctor called me, because my split uterus causes so much harm: constant pain, months on end bleeding, or no bleeding at all for months. Am I crazy for just one time wanting to feel what its like to have a baby naturally? I say that if I an be blessed with just one naturally that I will adopt the rest.
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Hi my name is Sara and I found out that i have pcos as well as a bicornuate uterus. My husband and i have been trying to get pregnant for about 8 months now and we have had no success yet. I'm starting to feel like its never going to happen. Any advice is great advice so please help me out. thanks
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Hello, Everyone I too have a bicornuate uterus. I am 27 years old been pregnant once about 4 years ago had a miscarriage and thats when I found out from a nurse that I had a bicornuate uterus. I was shooked on the ultrasound it looked like I had 2 uteruses instead of one. I have been trying for the longest and everytime I think I am I get put down with a negative pg test. I feel like Im getting to old not to have no kids. Im affraid when I get pregnant I lose the baby like the first pregnancy. It is very depressing watching all these people around me have babies and I dont have one. Well I guess Ill pray on it and leave it in gods hands to show me whats ment but I think of all the things I can try like artifical pregnancy do anyone think thats worth it? When I got pregnant the first time it was because me and my fiance would have sex on the regular 4 and 5 times out the week so I guess I wasnt to suprise about the pregnancy but at least I can get pregnant cause there was a time I didnt think it would ever happen and I guess that was gods way of showing me. So ladys I know this is hard for all of us but at least we have hope to having a baby some woment cant ever have one. Good luck everyone.
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hello i am presently trying to get pregnant and i have bicornuate uterus and i have had no luck and i a feeling like it will never happen for me does anyone have any advice for me?  I live in Ontario ,Canada have haven't really had anyone else to discuss this with that has at least gone through or is going through the same this and i would really love to hear some input on what i should do?

Thanks so much
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I have a bicornulate uterus and had natural triplets 13yrs ago so don't give up hope! Debbie
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I also have a bicornuate uterus as well as pcos. When I heard this news from my doctor over a year ago I almost crumbled in disappiontment. My husban and I have been trying for three years now and still nothing. Every one I know is having babies, and the sad thing is most of them dont really want them. Some times I get very depressed that it will never happen to us, but when I read insperational stories such as some of these it helps alot to know theres still hope. Thank you all for the hope and determination u've given me. =D
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dont give up, keep your faith it will happen for you

i have almost the same condition as you with the tilted as well as bicornuate uterus. it is possible to get pregnant i had my son almost two years ago an went through a completly normal pregnancy i had hardly any complications at all until delivery. he was breach but still delivered vaginally an he was only 3 weeks early.(ive heard allot of women dont carry full term with the bicornuate uterus).unfortunatly i just miscarried our second child, this is when they discovered the problems with my uterus. dont give up! it will happen for you and your husband probably when you least expect it. try the missionary possistion but elevated ( try putting a pillow under your butt) this is how we conceived.    Good Luck!
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same here. with bicornuate uterus.. the missionary and pillow is what my husband & i  always do (not because of the trick for getting pregnant but because its comfortable) , 5 yrs & still trying.. not losing hope..
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Hi everyone,
I am 20 years old and me and my husband want a baby very badly.We have been trying for almost two years. I have a bicornuate uterus and i only have one overy (because of this, i can never have a reg. period unless i am on birth control).Also i have a tilted uterus. I have been to different doctors.One told me to give up on ever having a baby; I cant have one, and to work on my relationship because this would end it. The other doctor I went to told me this was not a problem.He said he could help us get pregnant and have a healthy baby.But he just told me he could no longer help me because his office no longer takes our insurence. So, I guess my question is..does anyone know how we can get pregnant or have any suggestions for us?? I am constatly praying but so far god has been ignoring me.
please help us,
cody
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i'm trying to get pregnant and i've had the same thing happend to me..i mean that i have that bicornulate uterus.....i finally got my period started so hopefully me and my fiance can start trying tomorrow!!! baby dust!!! =]
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Hi I'm only 22, and I have just had the most strange experience today! i found out i was pregnant last week. and I it came as a shock as I thought I was infertile! But when the doctor did an ultrascan she said that it was trapped in my falopian tube, and I had to go to surgery right away. I was sooo scared, and I am living in a foreign country at the moment! When i arrived at the hospital, i waited for three hours and was told that I had a bicornulate uterus. I am only four weeks pregnant, so it is very early days yet. But now I know it is safe, I am praying that it is healthy :O)

Any hints and tips to stay healthy ladies in my first few weeks?

Thanks

Kirsty
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I've recently had a misscarridge and when having a scan was told i had a bicornate uterus. The midwife said there was nothing to worry about however when i was going into have my d&c the surgeon told me this could be the cause of my loss. I had also in the past been diagnosed with pcos, got told it would be difficult for me to get pregnant and loose weight etc and that was about it i'd have to get on with it.All i've ever wanted was to have a baby and since being with the man i very much love and adore has only cemented this feeling.I feel totally confused and very lost, this was the first site i've stumbled accross and could do with some guidance!
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I've recently had a misscarridge and when having a scan was told i had a bicornate uterus. The midwife said there was nothing to worry about however when i was going into have my d&c the surgeon told me this could be the cause of my loss. I had also in the past been diagnosed with pcos, got told it would be difficult for me to get pregnant and loose weight etc and that was about it i'd have to get on with it.All i've ever wanted was to have a baby and since being with the man i very much love and adore has only cemented this feeling.I feel totally confused and very lost, this was the first site i've stumbled accross and could do with some guidance!
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