anyone have or heard of this? Scan result

Ok i have had my bawl, and I have done some research on the internet so will post this here and in due in March forum too (although now possibly Feb) some help please as all the archives for forums like this on this topic for ladies with what i have found out I have either didnt post or didnt complete to term..

I went and did my Ultrasound this afternoon. There is a baby - yes one! and it is in the right place and measures good etc.
BUT
I have a bicornuate uterus - a uterus with two horns. Apparently I would have been born with this and never known until now. the guy saw it straight off -before he found the baby even.
Well so far i have found that it means the womb is smaller, heart shaped (yeah cute!) but baby more likely to mc, be breech and come a month early....the womb cant expand for the baby
anyone else know anything about this or share my (new found) condition.... AND what I really want to know - have any ladies here got this same condition and carried to term with their first baby? Apparently it gets a little better each pregnancy? Good or bad I do want to be informed....
Oh why cant i just be normal?

I have heard of it before but I don't think it is too common. I know that you can get it to varying degrees. If you do a search thru past topics, I am pretty sure there was a woman here in the past with the same condition, maybe you could track it down?

yes im sure a mummy on here a while ago had 2 babies had that. Im just trying to remember her name so i can dig up her posts. Il try for you hang on

Hey Bombshell,
I have read the other thread, and she has had 2 healthy babies, so being the optimist, I am going to say, your baby will be fine, and although maybe born early, there will be no problems!

Take care and rest up, thinking of you

Sorry to hear about your condition, Bombshell.

I hope you get some answers soon, and please remember that even if we don't fully understand, we're all good listeners and we are all here for you!

Hey big hugs to you!

As others have said, we are all here for you and will be praying/wishing/sending good vibes for a positive outcome.

It is scary but I'm sure everything will be fine, it's good that baby is doing well and that it has been picked up as now you will have the best possible care.

Take care

Hey Bombshell, Step away from Google!!! Honestly, the majority of the stuff you will read on the internet will freak you out a lot more than you possibly should be freaked. Talk to your LMC and ask for a referral to an obstetrician (which they are probably doing for you already anyway). They will be able to give you expert advice relevant to your situation.
Best wishes, thoughts and prayers. and again STEP AWAY FROM GOOGLE!!!

Thanks for bumping that Anna I haven't been online today...

thank you all...am off to read the other thread now...had tried but couldnt find anything before.
And dont worry I have stopped googling...we are off to find a specialist now as all signs point to a need for that.
Thank you all again   xx

Oh and Bombshell, Just because the specialists may think you are an exciting case, it doesn't mean that they can turn your appointments into a three ringed circus full of med students and other doctors. Under the patient code of rights (it will be up on the wall at your hospital and can probably be found on the Ministry of Health website) you have the right to be seen in privacy and refuse to have extra students, hangers on around. Remember this is a sensitive time for you and your family and it shouldn't be made traumatic by over-excited doctors. If you don't feel comfortable telling them off, get a support person who does a good grumpy face (or a hospital advocate) on your side to assert your rights.