maaybe2010
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Is an anteverted uterus 'normal' ?
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Whitbit22
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https://gynecological-health.suite101.com/article.cfm/uterine_positions
Never heard of it before but I googled it and it says here:
An anteverted uterus is one in which the uterus is tipped forward toward the front of the abdomen. This is the most common uterine position. Anteflexion occurs when the body and fundus of the uterus flex forward at the cervix. When the uterus points upward, towards the head, it is retroverted. A retroflexed uterus flexes backward at the cervix, the lower part of the uterus, so that the body and fundus point towards the back. The uterus may also tilt more toward the right or left. Anteflexed and retroflexed uteruses will become retroverted as pregnancy progresses, and will likely return to their original position after childbirth.
Never heard of it before but I googled it and it says here:
An anteverted uterus is one in which the uterus is tipped forward toward the front of the abdomen. This is the most common uterine position. Anteflexion occurs when the body and fundus of the uterus flex forward at the cervix. When the uterus points upward, towards the head, it is retroverted. A retroflexed uterus flexes backward at the cervix, the lower part of the uterus, so that the body and fundus point towards the back. The uterus may also tilt more toward the right or left. Anteflexed and retroflexed uteruses will become retroverted as pregnancy progresses, and will likely return to their original position after childbirth.
maaybe2010
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Sounds pretty normal then!
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I have one! they call it tilted uterus here in the states as the unscientific term. some believe that it makes it harder to conceive but there is no proof of this and I have gotten two bfps within 10 months with this condition so I think its fine!
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I believe this is what I have, I can't find my scan results for the life of me to double check but I think that's what they said, and I was told I have a 'nice healthy womb'
