What is aseptate uterus?
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I am not a doctor but I think that you mean Septate Uterus.\n\nI looked it up and it says:\n\nA uterus may have a normal shape but it may have a wall in the center dividing it into two cavities. This does not need to be surgically corrected unless there is recurrent pregnancy loss. Women with a septate uterus are also at risk for premature labor and breech presentation. ( http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site1576/mainpageS1576P0.html)\n\nHere are some other sites:\n\nhttp://www.gfmer.ch/selected_images_v2/detail_list.php?cat1=17&cat3=312&stype=d (Pictures)\n\nhttp://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/complications/auterusabnormal/?_requestid=132379\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/ObGyn-Pregnancy-issues-1007/septate-subseptate-uterus.htm
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You might need a hysterectomy.
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I have those and fibroid tumors on my uterus. I had one removed the size of an orange because it was interfering with other functions (bowel)\n\nDuring my period it is very, very painful. I have to lie down. Cramping feeling like you are giving birth. I have meds that I take. When I dont have my period I get little cramps every now an again. I go in every 6 months to check up on them.
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The condition you have is called Uterine Didelphysis.  It is a condition where the uterus is split in half and sometimes there are two cervices.  30% of pregnancies of women with this condition miscarry.  Most can carry a baby to term, in one side or the other, bur rarely both at the same time.
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no there is no connection at all,the digestive system is not connected to the uterus in anyway
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NO!  A partia; hysterectomy involves removal of the uterus which is where a baby is carried until delivery.  You would no longer have a uterus or a cervix
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The primary function of the uterus is in reproduction; the conduit for sperm transport, and the site for implantation of fertilized ova, placentation,  growth and development of the fetus, and parturition (labor and delivery).
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some women have a tilted uterus, and occationaly it can cause you to have a pause of days in your period, but you should call you gyn just to make sure...it will matter how heavy it is, if its REALY heavy, i would call today...
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If you have a uterus, it can contract and cause cramps.
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Many things, but most likely fibroids. Fibroids are benign tumors that grow in the uterus. Many women have them, and most don't even know they do.
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A form of Birth control.
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This is the sign that you're close, so don't worry about it and pretty soon you should have your period.  If you're having a lot of pain tho in your uterus area, you should see a doctor or gynecologist about that.
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It's that area where doctors search for tenderness when they supect appendicitis. Here is a picture of location:\nhttp://www.eapsa.org/parents/Appendicitis.htm
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Retroversion of the uterus is a normal variation of female pelvic anatomy in which the body of the uterus is tipped toward the back rather than forward.\n\nUsually this condition does not cause problems.\n\nu can visit this website to learn more.. \n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001506.htm
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No idea what provestra is. Not going through menopause either so maybe I shouldn't have attempted to answer this question :/
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In the fallopian tube.
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Adenomyosis (also referred to as Endometriosis Interna) can cause the uterus to appear boggy and enlarged.  While a diagnosis of adenomyosis can be based on a collection of symptoms and appearances on diagnostic tests, the only absolute diagnosis is through hysterectomy, which is also the cure for the disorder (no uterus=no adenomyosis).\n\nSometimes oral contraceptives or other hormonal agents can help shink the uterus, but symptoms (including pelvic pain and heavy blood loss during menses) may continue.  See your doc to be certain of what you might be dealing with and obtain the proper treatment.