One Response to “can you get pregnant when you have a didelphic uterus with a vaginal septum?”

1. hermione speaks on February 10th, 2010 4:42 am

   This is essentially two uteruses, yes? How far does the vaginal septum extend? I think the biggest issue is whether the man can penetrate comfortably (for both people) and is the septum so long that one ejaculation only stays on one side, and is that the same side that the egg for that month is on (remember that you only drop one egg a month usually and it will be from one ovary or the other). The other problem is that the baby won’t have as much room to grow if there is a divide down the middle of the uterus, so it may not be possible to carry a child to full term. Is surgery possible?

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