i ve dignosed with a bicornuate uterus..i want to find out the best medical help in india for veing a baby with a bicornuate uterus  

You can Contact Dr. Sanjay Patil , he is india one of the leading fertility specialist. He has taken care of very difficult cases also. I am sure he will be of great help. He can be contacted on 09820003248. He is attached to many hospitals all over India . Ecellent doctor and surgeon. He will give you perfect guidance. DO keep all your reppostrs handy , he may require some details. He will give you proper appointment and give proper consultation. I have personally seen him work wonders.
Dr. A K

Answered by Dr. a k , an ibibo Citizen, at 9:43 AM on April 30, 2008

you should consult some gynaecologist but i think pregnancy can still take place normally

Answered by rajesh goyl , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:40 PM on April 18, 2008

It is always better to repair the uterus b4 attempting pregnancy. Unification operation can be done very easily by an experienced gynae surgeon. They are available in any big city. If u r in my city kolkata, u can contact me too.

Answered by Sparsha . , an ibibo Citizen, at 10:16 AM on April 13, 2008

Hello Mrs.Anu Verma. I Have seen many such cases. First thing required to be done is to see if both cornu of uterus are patent. I have seen ladies having normal pregnancy in one uterine horn and the other horn is rudimentary. But if both horns are patent the outcome can be a little on negative side. Ladies with bicornuate uterus do deliver but mostly require a ceaserean.
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Answered by Dr.Aniruddha , an ibibo Advisor, at 1:49 PM on April 11, 2008

there are many good hospitals in india...
see if possible u should definately show urself in AIIMS,Delhi.it is the best hospital in india..and also it being a government hospital charges of even the best facilities would not be high

Answered by sourabh , an ibibo Citizen, at 2:49 PM on April 08, 2008

for bicornuate uterus :- USG / CAT scan abdomen by any radiologist.

Answered by Balgandhi , an ibibo Citizen, at 8:09 PM on April 07, 2008