Dodger OMG I cant believe you went through all that. Is brings so much home for me. I ve had what seems like 100 different diagnoses of yes its a su, yes its completely gone, no its a bu, no its a su, it was a su was with muscle on top, no theres a huge septum still in there....they re seriously driving me crazy! And to top it all, doc called yesterday to go get my histology results back and when i went today he d actually forgoten it somewhere (or so i was told by his midwife) so i didnt even get to see him to ask all the questions bothering me for so long. I m so pissed and frustrated and want to give up but you totally saved my day and gave me hope! Thanks! I wish you a happy and healthy 9 months!
I'm so glad I can give you hope!
So very very frustrating to be told one thing, then another, then reversed, etc. Have you heard of or had the type of u/s that I mentioned? My theory was that if healthy lining showed up all around, then I was good to go. If a dead area had shown up, then we still had an issue. Nothing showed up in that u/s as a dead area, and in my anatomy scan, I had the same tech that found that the septum was still there last year, and she agreed that while there was still a dip, it didn't seem to present itself the same way it had before and was nowhere near as big as it had been last year.
I had to go back and find the reference in my ttc journal, but last year when I was researching whether the test would help in my case or not, I found this passage in a book on google books (I can't find it again sadly):
Information gained with color Doppler. Uterine morphology, including the endometrial layer and uterine musculature, can be accurately evaluated with transvaginal ultrasound. Color flow can simultaneously display the morphology and vascular system of the uterus, supplying valuable information on the nature and extent of the uterine anomalies. Color Doppler contributes to evaluation of the myometrium by demonstrating the myometrial vessels. Doppler can also be used to diagnose a scant septal blood supply and/or inadequate development of the endometrium in patients with a septate uterus.
I just realized that I missed part of my dilemma!
So with the newly blocked tube diagnosis, really the only thing that I and other people could come up with for how it could have gotten blocked was the 2 uterine surgeries. So while I would have done a 3rd surgery (or at least diagnostic) if I needed to, this really threw a wrench in the plans. If one or both of those surgeries had caused or contributed to a blocked tube, then what would a 3rd one do? Our fears were that if I did another surgery, I could end up with 2 blocked tubes and be at the end of the road since we can't afford IVF. That's why I thought of the doppler blood flow u/s to check the blood flow in my lining during 7dpo. It'd be relatively non-invasive, and like I said, if good blood flow is all around, then the septum would be gone since the septum should show up as a dead spot.
Anyway. I'm rambling now I think. lol I'm praying for you that you can get a solid answer that you feel confident in like I was able to and even more, I'm praying hard that you get your rainbow baby!