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Is it possible to have two uteruses??!

Have you ever heard of this?! Do you have a uterine anomaly? From UpToDate: Congenital uterine anomalies (CUAs) may lead to symptoms such as pelvic pain, prolonged or otherwise abnormal bleeding at the time of menarche, recurrent pregnancy loss, or preterm birth, and thus may be identified in patients, including adolescents, who present with these disorders. Some CUAs may be suspected because of associated findings on physical examination, such as a longitudinal vaginal septum. Others may be detected when imaging studies are performed to evaluate patients with infertility, symptoms related to nonreproductive organ systems, or trauma. The ASRM Müllerian Anomalies Classification 2021 emphasizes CUA and associated anomalies of the vagina, cervix, fallopian tubes, and renal system and utilizes descriptive terminology rather than the previous number system. The descriptive terminology includes: müllerian agenesis, cervical agenesis, unicornuate uterus, uterus didelphys, bicornuate uterus, septate uterus, longitudinal vaginal septum, transverse vaginal septum, and other complex anomalies. Patients with CUAs are at increased risk of having renal, skeletal, or abdominal wall abnormalities, or a history of inguinal hernia, and vice versa. In a literature review of studies including infertile and fertile patients with CUAs, the frequencies of specific anomalies were: septate (35%), bicornuate (26%), arcuate (18%), unicornuate (10%), didelphys (8%), and agenesis (3%). In the well-designed study of patients with normal reproductive outcomes described above, the frequencies were: septate (90%), bicornuate (5%), and didelphic (5%). In pregnant patients, CUAs have been associated with: ●Spontaneous abortion ●Recurrent miscarriage ●Preterm birth ●Prelabor rupture of membranes ●Intrauterine growth restriction ●Antepartum and postpartum bleeding ●Placental attachment abnormalities ●Cervical insufficiency ●Fetal malpresentation ●Pregnancy-associated hypertension ●Cesarean birth ●Rupture of a rudimentary horn #pregnancy #pregnant #cesarean #cesareansection #childbirth #birth #uterinedidelphysbaby #uterinedidelphys #uterineanomalyawareness   *********************************** Welcome to my channel and be sure to hit “subscribe”!   I am a double board certified ObGyn and Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist focusing on the care of people with maternal and/or fetal complications of pregnancy. I discuss hot topics related to fertility, pregnancy and the postpartum period, and do a little myth-busting and fact-checking to keep things real! Not only am I a doc, but I was also a patient who had infertility, a high-risk twin pregnancy and preterm delivery, and NICU stay at age 43 as a first-time mom--so I GET IT! Leave requests for new topics in comments!   *********************************** Follow me on social media and elsewhere! Instagram:   / babiesafter35   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tiktokbabydoc... Twitter:   / babiesafter35   Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Email: [email protected]   *********************************** DISCLAIMER: This channel is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, and those seeking personal medical advice should consult with their physician or other healthcare provider. Views expressed here do not represent the views of Dr. Clark's employer.