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Anyone with a unicornuate uterus here? What has your experience been with trying to conceive or carrying to term?

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(@rituverma1)
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I don’t come across many real experiences about this, mostly just medical info… so I’m really curious what it’s actually been like for you 😅 did doctors give you a proper plan or was it more of a wait and see situation?


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(@poojasharma)
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Omg I feel this! I have a unicornuate uterus and it’s definitely been a challenge. Conceiving took longer than I expected and carrying to term was stressful, but with careful monitoring and my doctor keeping an eye on things, it’s possible. Honestly, every experience is different, but support and regular check-ins help a ton.


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(@karthikaselvam)
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I’d really love to hear experiences on this too 😔 A unicornuate uterus seems like one of those diagnoses where the statistics online can get terrifying really fast, but personal experiences around TTC, miscarriage risk and carrying to term seem SO varied from person to person 😭


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(@meghanashettsss)
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I'd love to hear experiences too because a unicornuate uterus seems like one of those diagnoses where the outcomes can vary so much from person to person. Every time I read about it, I come away feeling both hopeful and overwhelmed at the same time.


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(@nishameena)
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Yeah, I have one and TTC was definitely more stressful than I expected. Getting pregnant wasn't the biggest issue for me, it was staying pregnant that my doctor kept a close eye on. I had way more scans than most people because of the higher risk of miscarriage, preterm labour and baby being breech. It was mentally exhausting waiting for every appointment 🙁

I know everyone's experience is different though. I've also seen women with a unicornuate uterus have healthy pregnancies, they just needed closer monitoring throughout. It definitely isn't an automatic no, but it made me realise it was one of those situations where regular follow ups mattered a lot. :/


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