Do you have ovaries or anything? Forgive my ignorance I have just never heard of this.

Yes I do have ovaries and falopian tubes just no cervix or uterus

I am so sorry. Thank you for answering my question though. I cannot help you with this as I do not have this problem. But I am sorry and I feel for you.

Thank you very much I was just hoping to maybe find someone to understand me

Hi,

i know you posted that a long time ago, almost a year. But i'm just writing this to let you know that you're not alone....
When I was 16 they informed me that i, too, did not have a uterus, fallopian tubes or a cervix, but I do have ovaries.

I know how u feel I was also told the same thing when I was 18 and now I am 23. I have everthing else just like u. Why do we have to go through this. It has been my dream ever since I was a little girl to have kids but we are one of a kind we have to stick together.

We can chat , for the subject put " one of a kind" so I know who u are

Hi. I'm 17 and just found out i don't have a uterus either.

It's really hard. and i'm trying to figure out how rare it is.

but there are other options, and since you have ovaries you still can have YOUR children, just using someone else's body. that's good. i'm still waiting to find out if i have ovaries and if i do if i have eggs.

so you're not alone.

i'm 20 and i just found out that i have no uterus...my parents knew about my condition since i was 15 but they never told me as they were afraid about how i may feel because i adore babies & its a huge matter..i have never ever got my period..and the thing i mostly want to know...does having no uterus affect anything else other than pregnancy??because i read that the growth of 1 of the kidneys is related to the growth of the uterus!!i also heard that having no uterus affects your health and other organs..i'm trying to adapt myself to this situation but i need to know all...so please if anyone knows anything about this that will be a great help

I know exactly how all of you feel. I am trying to get the name of the conditon so i can look it up. If any of you have the name of it please let me know.

I also have this condition and it is called Mullerian Agenisis, or Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser Syndrome. There's lots of information out there, but I found information from my doctor the most useful!! I'm going to see her again this month to find out the options for my fiance and I to have children! Good luck to you all!!

I am 21, at the age of 16 I found out I was born without a uterus... I am now wishing I could have kids but I am planning to adopt and cant wait till the time is right. I might have overies however

I was diagnosed with a condition several years ago at the age of 16. i hadnt started my period and i was really worried. my parents took me to the doctor and the doctors ran several tests on me. ultrasounds and what not. when the test results came back they informed me that i have no uterus, cervix, or ovaries.. i can never ever have children.. its always been my dream to have children biologically. but that dream is crushed forever. im 21 years old now and little by little im starting to accept this condition.. im starting to cope.....it hard though everyday you hear the word pregnancy, or motherhood, or you see a mother and a ababy together, etc. the feeling of this condition haunts me everday!(im sure others with this condition as well) my fiance told me something very useful and it made me fell real good about myself.. of course im individually unique, however, on top of that he said,"any person can have a baby biologically, but it takes a real person to be a mother. and when that time comes, motherhood will truely be a blessing."

I know this question was asked a long time ago but I wanted you all to know you are not alone.

Here's my story long but I hope it can help someone who has the same questions or problems.

When I was 16 my parents & I found out after not having a period & by test after test & a lapscopy that I too had no uterus and only part of the cervix formed. I did however have both ovaries & tubes. When I was 20 I had the McIndoe procedure performed & had a cervix medically formed by using my own skin tissue & therapy to make the vagina completely usable. I have never had a "normal" period but my body does go threw one & creates cysts. When I was 29 after many years of pain in my right abdomen my gyno found that my right ovary was enlarged & removed it. Now, at 34 I still have 1 functioning ovary & am on a very low dosage of estrogen (been on it a year now). Yeah, been through a lot just with the reproductive system. Now, I'm at the point in my life where a baby is the next step. I know my options are to either have a surrogate (if my eggs are able to do that) or adopt. I'm hoping the surrogate is the route hubby & I can take but if not I'd love to give a child a chance at a family.

If anyone else has been through this I'd love to hear your stories.

hello
i just found out i too have this condition i am 17 and have been very worried about it, this post has helped me see im not alone. i luckyily have a wonderful family to help me through this, but i have been in a very serious relationship for awhile and would like to get more physically involved and my doctor has talked to me about a new way of i guess dialating a vagina if anyone has done this or has any information i would love for you to write me.

I was born like this as well. I found out when I was 15 that I was born without a uterus and cervix. But that I have tiny ovaries and parts of my fallopian tubes.I am now almost 20 and it is very stressful. I am able to have sex, but my vaginal canal is only about 3 inches deep. I chose to not have the surjury when I was younger or to use a dialator, but now I wish that I did. Some guys dont notice, but the guy who I am currently with right now does notice. It makes me very upset, because I have not told him about this. I have only told 2 guys, and they ran off. It would be nice to have someone in the same situation as me to talk with. So if you would like to talk please please please write me.

Thank you so much.

P.S. I am happy to know that I am not the only one out there like this.

I know I just posted something, but I want to thank all of you for posting these things. I have not had the courage to post anything, until now. You girls are all so brave. Im sure you all were told how "rare" and "strange" that this condition is. I am just really happy to know that there are people to talk to now. =)

Hi everyone. I'm sixteen and just today I found out I was born without a uterus or cervix. I do have ovaries and fallopian tubes, however. It was really tough for me to hear it, but there could be so much worse wrong with me. I hope to have a surrogate mother one day possibly so I can pass on my genes as a mother one day. I know this is what God wants for me and it really just may be a blessing in disguise. Hang in there, i'll try to too

OMG Wow, Im not alone! I am 22 years old. I have known that I have no cervix and very little vagina since I was 15 and have been through 2 extremely serious operations to create one. I have since had to have my womb and ovaries removed due to severe endometriosis. .. I would love it if people could get in touch with me. I have only found out this week what my condition is called. Thanks

Nic

Hello, my name is Jessica and I kinda have the same problem. When I was in 9th grade, we thought I got my period but it never came back. Then on Father's Day between 2002-2004, I can't remember which year, I got it again. Then the following month on the 15th as well. I though it was going to last but it didn't. It was barely spotting but it was only twice. And it hasn't happened since. I went to Planned Parenthood and then was asked to come back 2 days later to talk with the head doctor. She told me I had amenorrhea, which is the absence of menstruation. There are two types: primary and secondary. Primary amenorrhea is never having a menstruation. Secondary is having it and then it suddenly stops permanently, but not like menopause. She also gave me a prescription for an internal pelvic sonogram. I kept putting it off. By the time I went, it had expired. I went back and had another regular exam to get a new prescription. This doctor also wanted an external sonogram done as well. I went back to the MRI place and finally got it all done. They checked everything. My kidneys, ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus were all intact. The only problems were she couldn't find my cervix on the screen and my uterus is completely horizontal. Most women have a slightly tilted one, like 85% or 90%. She said there are two possibilities: 1- it's really deep in there and to the side or 2- not there. So I went back to the gyno. She couldn't see it. Next thing I know, there are like 3 nurse plus the doc in the room. Then, She goes to get the head guy because she wants his opinion! That's when I started freaking out! When we were in her office and she told me that she thinks she found my cervix but if that's what she found, it's infantile. She gave me a card for a specialist in the Manhattan. As she walked me out she said that it's possible for me to get pregnant and there is a 95% chance of me having to be on fertility drugs once I'm trying to conceive. I don't understand how I am still able to get prego if my uterus is horizontal and I don't get a period. How could a baby sustain without blood? Hopefully soon, I will be able to go to the specialist soon and find out if my eggs are even viable, so at least I know if I can have biological babies have a sarogant. I have many friends and family that have volunteered for this venture. If anyone ready this knows anything about having a cervix built, please get back to me! I have looked online many times but haven't been able to find any info! Thanks and God bless us all who desperately want to be mommies!