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When i was young i learned that my uterus and cervix didn't fully develop. is there anything i can do about that? i want to have children.
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Yes.: I would get re-evaluated by a gynecologist. You might need an ultrasound to evaluate your anatomy. It might be possible that you actually developed normally and that childbirth is possible.
Answered 11/19/2013
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Maybe: If you have ovaries you may be able to have your kids with assistive technology and a surrogate. A re-evaluation of your parts can let you know if yours might be able to carry a pregnancy, if so, do it naturally.If not, there are other avenues you can pursue. Start with your pcp and line up the consultants.Good luck.
Answered 11/20/2013
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