[Deathofjocelynn]

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Here is a bifid (septate) uterus. Sometimes even the cervix and/or vagina may be double as well. This is of no major consequence except that in pregnancy a bifid uterus may not enlarge normally and lead to fetal loss, or a normal vaginal delivery may not be possible with a double cervix or vagina. Note that there is also a small intramural leiomyoma on the septum at the left.


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A placenta with 2 seperate sacs and 2 umbilical cords (twins of course)




A beautiful image of a complete uterus.
Note the little "black" spots on it: This is endometriosis.

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Upper part of the vagina, the cervic and the lower part of the uterus cut in half.


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Second trimester fetus.

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Ectopic pregnancy of twins (lower right on picture).

[Shakey]

3. is some good pussy.

[Faline]

[mintycbo]

Mmmn...The placenta...
Seen the doc deliver this right into a big steel bowl.. sat it on the table next to him where he was sitting, and had a perfectly fine conversation with my Girlfriend and I... As if there was not a huge bloody bowl of placenta sitting there 2 feet from his face in a bowl...
(Once more.. Due to the birth of my youngest daughter who pooped meconium in her Mother...lol )

[Spiffyfable]

And yet, I'm constantly fighting urges to slip my Cock in there

[LadyCPlum]

I have stage 4 Endometriosis, which is the worst you can have, so if those few tiny spots on the uterus are endo, then my uterus must just be one gigantic pitch black mass.

[khantko]

#3 is ribbed for his pleasure

[Tibsim]

#3 I see the g Spot!

[reubthadude]

Wonder what happened with #4

[LadyCPlum]

Looking at the picture of the uterus with the endo on it again....it's amazing how something so small in the body can cause so much intractable, intolerable pain.....