| Do I
have any changes or abnormalities of the vaginal tissue (e.g., adenosis)? Do I have glandular tissue in the vagina?
Do I have any abnormalities of the cervix, such as a
hood, cock’s comb, ridge or hypoplastic cervix (smaller than normal)?
Do I have any uterine abnormalities? (These can
typically only be determined by hysterosalpingogram – a dye-enhanced x-ray of the
uterine cavity – or by hysteroscopy – examination of the uterine cavity by a
scope inserted through the cervix)
Do I have a T-shaped uterus? Do I have a hypoplastic
uterus?
Do I have any abnormalities of my fallopian tubes?
(These are typically found either on HSG or by laparoscopy)
If the discussion with your doctor
confirms that you may have been exposed to DES, you may have a legal claim for
compensation. Contact my office or complete a DES Questionnaire. |
