"I've done a lot of hysteroscopies and I've never seen one like that"

So I went and I'm back and turns out I'm even more awkward then we first thought! It looks like one cervix but with 2 entrances and two separate uteri. However now comes the unusual bit, that prompted the above quote from the consultant. Rather then being side by side with a Uterus off to each side, the cervix entrances were one above the other!?! Which means that although she did look in them both she couldn't really see exactly what was happening due to the angles. So I'm being referred for an MRI so they can have a better and different look at what is going on.

So the long and short of the appointment is they still don't know exactly what is going on with me, but two completely separate uterine cavities is better in terms of pregnancy outcome then one split one would be so that's good. I always knew I wasn't entirely normal gynae wise, I just had no idea how unusual!