Oct 3, 2016 · It : It used to be thought that a bicornuate (bifurcate) uterus was associated with infertility but recent studies have not confirmed this, and patients with bicornuate uterus can get pregnant. However, a bicornuate uterus is considered high-risk, and you will need to see a high-risk perinatologist (high risk ob) for your pregnancy.

Feb 5, 2020 · I have a bifurcated uterus...Can i still have children? Every 6 weeks i get a period that lasts for 3 days and is extremely heavy with bad cramps. I've hemorrhaged twice in my life--the last time was last year, and my period was very heavy and lasted for A …

Mild crampy feeling in my womb, just came off my period, started after i excercised 2 days ago, this is the second time feeling like this :/?

Ive been having mild cramps for 3 days, today it felt like my uterus was heavy and i was super tired all day. my period was july 31. could i be? 1 doctor answer • 1 doctor weighed in Share Dr. Leila Hashemi answered Internal Medicine 23 years experience

I have a bifurcated uterus...Can i still have children? Every 6 weeks i get a period that lasts for 3 days and is extremely heavy with bad cramps. I've hemorrhaged twice in my life--the last time was last year, and my period was very heavy and lasted for 1 doctor answer • 1 doctor weighed in

I have a bifurcated uterus...Can i still have children? Every 6 weeks i get a period that lasts for 3 days and is extremely heavy with bad cramps. I've hemorrhaged twice in my life--the last time was last year, and my period was very heavy and lasted for

I have a bifurcated uterus...can i still have children? every 6 weeks i get a period that lasts for 3 days and is extremely heavy with bad cramps. i've hemorrhaged twice in my life--the last time was last year, and my period was very heavy and lasted for A doctor has provided 1 answer

Jan 22, 2021 · Two reasons: "The two most common causes of heterogenous uterus are uterine fibroids, which are benign muscular growths in the uterine wall, and adenomyosis, which is a proliferation of the normal uterine glands into the muscular wall of the uterus.

Oct 3, 2016 · Best answered by gyn: However it is a calcification in your uterus...Beyond that i would refer you to your gyn doc.

Jul 5, 2012 · Inflammation/tumor: A fistulous connection between these organs would most commonly form as a result of marked inflammation in one of the or