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11 weeks and lopsided bump??!

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cheesebaby · 06/07/2008 13:08

Hi all,

Have been lurking since BFP at 4 and a bit weeks. Now 11 weeks, and doing OK, except totally freaked out today hence finally posting rather than searching...

This is my first pg, and to cut a long story short, since having an early scan at 7 weeks due to pain, have been worrying nonstop about the various 'mysterious' findings of the scan.

First things first, baby is fine (and was fine also at 8+4 and 10+4), but I have a collection of weird things going on which may be summarized as: query bicornuate uterus (at subsequent scans I asked for clarification on this, but the sonographer said it was hard to tell extent during pregnancy); query 6cm round hemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst / ectopic (no change over 3 weeks, so unlikely to be ectopic) and query a large fibroid, which I have no idea if is inside or outside uterus (will ask at next scan next week!!).

Phew, so that sums things up so far... I am doing my best not to let any of this worry me (and failing miserably), however having been fervently wishing for a homebirth before all this started, am obviously concerned about the implications of all the above for that, never mind whether bump will actually make it to 37 weeks...

But today's big freak-out happened when lying in bed and feeling my tummy, have a distinct bump, entirely on left side - have convinced myself this is baby, as during last 3 scans is exactly where baby was (duh), and at booking in appt a week of so ago the midwife palpated that area, but dismissed bump as bowel (I guess she wasn't expecting to feel uterus at 10 weeks). Bump/bowel hasn't changed (apart from growing) over last 10 days or so, so it's not flipping bowel is it?!?

I'm convinced this all has to do with the bicornuate uterus, but would love to know if any of you guys have had similar experience - did your one-sided bump come more to the middle, or am I destined to look like a one-woman side-show for the next 6 months??

Sorry for the long post all; this is the first time I've written all this down - it's been driving me to distraction.

CB

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sunnytimes · 07/07/2008 09:25

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watching · 07/07/2008 11:31

I've got a bicornuate uterus - heart shaped uterus and baby is definately growing on one side. I'm 31 weeks and all is fine so far but do have a bit of a lop sided bump and can feel it's bottom in the top right hand side and I think the head is at bottom left - so diagonal.

Am being constantly monitored but the size of baby is fine - so I really wouldn't worry. I'm expecting to be early and have next appt at 34 weeks so I'll find out what the score is then. If the consultant think you have a bicornuate utuerus you will be monitored like I am.

hope this helps?

cheesebaby · 11/07/2008 20:44

Thanks guys for your replies.

I had another scan today, and the sonographer confirmed that what I can feel IS uterus, and the baby is on the left hand side just below the level of my belly button - at 12 weeks!!! It seems the ?fibroid / ?cyst combo on the right is pushing everything else over. She thinks eventually baby will 'out-push' the other stuff, but will probably stay one-sided for a few weeks yet.

So in a lot of ways, I feel much better today; the fibroid is on the outside of the uterus which I think is good, and at least now I know that the reason I haven't been able to do my jeans up for weeks is down to baby as well as all the cheese, & chocolate eclairs...

TBH, nobody seems in the least bit interested about the bicornuate uterus thing apart from me; I think the ?fibroid and ?cyst have captured everyone's attention much more because what they actually are is baffling everyone, and as the sonographer said previously, it's difficult to tell me more about it during pregnancy.

The doctor I spoke to said the ?cyst could be an issue if it was still around nearer term (in terms of a HB), as it could theoretically twist during labour, but I guess that's just something we'll have to deal with as / when it becomes an issue...

So really, as ever, I think it's a case of cross fingers and hope for the best, and try not to worry - I had no idea pregnancy would be such an emotionally draining experience, but I'm going to make a conscious effort to enjoy it more from here on in!!!

CB

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Ray01 · 19/04/2020 07:38

I'm sorry to post as I know this thread is about 12 years old but I can't find any information similar anywhere!

This is my second pregnancy. My first was fine apart from a rough birth and a bit of a prolapse, which I still have.

I'm 11+2 and my dates are correct. The last two nights, when I wake in the night with a full bladder, I can feel a rock hard, fist-sized lump to the left, just underneath my belly button. When I wee it disappears back into my pelvis. It's not painful, a but sensitive if I accidentally poke it but definitely doesn't hurt, no bleeding etc. Definitely not my bladder.

When I've had a wee I can't always feel it, but it when I can feel something, it's more of a normal uterus placement around 1+1/2 inches above pubic bone.

I phoned the midwife and she has no idea and suggested I phone the GP tomorrow.

Does this sound similar to what you felt?

It absolutely feels like a uterus, but it shouldn't be there?!

kymmarieellen · 09/06/2020 08:28

Hi hun I’ve just googled lopsided womb and found this thread! I could’ve written your post!
I’m 11+3 today and with a very full bladder my womb is easily distinguishable as a hard round lump on the right and side only. Left hand side is squishy. When bladder is empty my womb is in the middle just above the pubic bone. This lopsided-ness is also driving me mad lol

Ray01 · 09/06/2020 09:35

@kymmarieellen if you're worried, don't be! I'm 19weeks now and all is fine 😊 at my 12week scan, I broke down crying when the sonographer told me baby was okay! I'd gotten myself into such a tiz thinking the worst. It was my uterus I could feel and although it seemed odd, the Sonographer wasn't worried it was there at all, it was just being pushed up by my bladder 😊 not even a fibroid like the OP. So if anybody tells you that's impossible, don't listen to them, because the sonographer wasn't shocked in the slightest! Congratulations!

kymmarieellen · 09/06/2020 10:10

Thanks for replying! This isn’t my first baby so I’m not too worried just don’t remember this happening before! I have my scan Thursday so hopefully that’ll put my mind at rest 😊

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