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Hannah Brown's Surgery for Abnormal Uterus
29 Apr
Summary
- Hannah Brown had surgery for an abnormal uterus diagnosed as bicorporeal septate.
- The condition can lead to infertility issues and was diagnosed after PCOS.
- Brown successfully underwent the procedure and is recovering smoothly.
Hannah Brown, known from season 15 of The Bachelorette, recently underwent surgery to address an abnormal uterus. She shared this health update via Instagram, revealing a diagnosis of a bicorporeal septate uterus, a condition characterized by a uterus separated into two sides, which can affect fertility.
Brown explained that the diagnosis of this condition occurred a few years prior, initially suspected to be a didelphys uterus before being confirmed. She had been postponing the surgery but decided it was time to proceed, especially as she and her husband, Adam Woolard, whom she married in July, consider family planning. She acknowledged the fortunate timing of her diagnosis compared to others who experience loss before finding answers.
The reality television personality described her recovery as "pretty smooth," with her husband and parents offering care and support. This health journey comes after a busy period for Brown, including moving, planning a wedding, and writing a book. Fellow Bachelor Nation alums have also voiced their support for her.
