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Hannah Brown She may have opened her life to the public eye on reality television, but she has also been suffering from her own private health battles.
“I still haven’t reached this because I’m not in a place where I’m ready for children and I didn’t want to have another thing to add stress, but like, I have a double womb and I have never been told until now,” said Brown, 30, on Tuesday, May 6, an episode of an episode Maria Menounos‘ “Healing squad” podcast when discussing her diagnosis with Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Brown explained that he has not yet had the “exploratory surgery” to find out more about her double womb diagnosis.
“There is some risk in whatever might be there when I’m ready for children. It looks like they’re attached in some way, it’s exactly, like, almost a split,” he said. “She will have to find out, ‘Is one bigger than the other? Can he, like, catch a baby? Which one is better?’ It’s a whole thing.
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Remembering her conversation with a doctor a few years ago, Brown said she was told she “did not need to take too extreme of precautions” if she was planning to have children “somewhat soon.” Brown noted that her doctor was advised to get things “designed out,” including freezing her eggs, by the age of 30.
“I’m like, okay, I’m getting married this year. I’ll get right on that after,” he said. “Can definitely complicate things because can the womb size can catch a baby? Is one better than the other? But cases of people have a double womb and get babies and be perfectly fine.
Brown noted that PCOS makes people get “more similarity to have the troubles of infertility”Adding that a double womb is not“ a good thing to get ” – but she’s empowered by the information.
“Getting the information about, like, ‘Hey, this is something you will want to look after when you’re ready for that time and not be surprised,’ very useful,” he said. “And he even took a number of doctors to get to that.”
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Brown, who is engage with Adam WoolardShe honestly shared that she was going “back and forth” about whether she wants to be a mother one day.
“I definitely think I would love to have a child. I don’t want to miss out on that experience,” he said. “But I haven’t been quite ready yet, which, in my opinion, makes sense. I want to get married first. I want to be able to do it. But, it’s not, I’ve never been like, just wait, wait, wait for that to happen, but I think I’m going to want that experience when it’s time.”
