In this shorty episode, I'm answering a listener question about bichornuate uterus.

Welcome to the All About Pregnancy and Birth Podcast.

If you're having a baby in the hospital, you are giving birth in a system that too often takes away power from women over what happens

in their own bodies. I'm Dr. Nicole Calloway Rankins, a practicing board certified OBGYN,

who's had the privilege of helping well over a thousand babies into this world. I've been a doctor

for over 20 years, and I'm here to help you take back your power, advocate for yourself, and have the beautiful

pregnancy and birth that you deserve. This podcast is for educational purposes only and it's not

a substitute for medical advice. Check out the full disclaimer at Dr. Nicole Rankins.com forward

slash disclaimer. Now let's get to it. Hello there. Welcome to another episode of the podcast, whether this is your first time listening or

you have been here before.

Thank you for being with me today.

In these short episodes that get released on Thursdays, I cover topics that can be covered

quickly or I share stories or what's on my mind. And now I have added

answering listener questions. I got the question below from Monica. She sent it to me as a DM

on Instagram and it says, hi, Dr. Rankins. I love your podcast and just signed up for your free

birth plan class.

I'm in my first trimester. This is my first pregnancy and I'm a little nervous.

I was born with one kidney and my cornyate uterus. I'm learning I may be at higher risk for

breach and may have to have a C-section. Maybe this can be a small topic for a future podcast.

Any information you have about women with a heart-shaped uterus giving birth would be amazing

and if vaginal birth is possible. Thank you for all you do. You are wonderful. Well, thank you so

much, Monica, for sending me that message. And yes, I can answer the question of what are the

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