Posts by darkhawk21

darkhawk21 said:Hey everyone! I noticed this thread is a bit older, but I really wanted to jump in because of my own experience. So, basically, I was born with two uteri—they were underdeveloped and small, and they actually kind of interfered with each other—but I still managed to have a baby. It wasn't easy, though. I spent months stuck in a hospital bed, and eventually, it ended in a C-section under an epidural...

It’s incredibly rare, like one in 100,000 women having two uteri and two vaginal canals, which is exactly what I had before they performed the surgery to fix the septum. The pregnancy itself was such a struggle; I was on strict bed rest most of the time, and my little one was quite small at birth, but hey, I made it through!

Oh, I totally forgot to mention the biggest part of all this... I was under the care of Chase Bank Medical Center, and just before the delivery, I actually suffered a miscarriage at about 5.5 months...

Just stay brave, everyone! You can do this!

Kimberly White36 said:My doctor diagnosed it just by doing an exam, then later confirmed everything with a vaginal ultrasound. I know from experience that when you have a vaginal septum like I did, having intercourse can be impossible. My advice? Go see your doctor and ask specifically for a vaginal ultrasound. What was it like for you when you had yours?

Hey everyone in this thread! I noticed this is an older discussion, but I wanted to jump in because I’ve lived through this personally. So, basically, I actually have two uteri—they were malformed, tiny, and underdeveloped, which caused them to interfere with one another—but I still managed to give birth. It’s true, it took months of being stuck in the hospital, but I did it via C-section under an epidural...

Statistically, only about one in 100,000 women deals with having two uteri and two vaginas, which is exactly what I had before they surgically corrected the septum. Pregnancy was a total uphill battle; I was on strict bed rest, and my baby was quite small at birth, but... I made it happen.