Is it difficult to get pregent if the utreus is titlted to the back?

Answer 1

I have a titlted uterus and I had no problem getting pregent. I have 2 children and I have always had regular periods and a great sex drive. There is nothing wrong with you! If you are trying to get pregent try to time your period. Count 12 days after the first day of your period and have sex. What will happen is the sperm will be waiting to fertilize the egg that has been release. Sperm can survive up to 72 hours inside of a women utreus.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

Almost every woman has an either anteverted and retroverted uterus. It has almost no effect on fertility.

A tipped uterus is only thought to be the cause of infertility after all other possible reasons for fertility problems have been ruled out, and it by itself being the cause is extremely rare (and is treatable using the UPLIFT procedure, etc.).

By the 10th-12th week of pregnancy, the uterus rights itself and is longer tipped forward or backward; it will affect the pregnancy in no way and should cause no difficulty whatsoever for the pregnancy or for labor and birth.

There is a very rare incidence of the uterus not moving into the middle position, thus causing miscarriage, but again, this is *rare.*

If you are experiencing infertility, a qualified reproductive endocrinologist can assist you. Good luck.

Answer 3

Sounds like if a pregnancy happened, that the uterus would grow towards the spine. That's a question for a doctor. It would almost certainly be more difficult to acheive and attain pregnancy than a normal uterus.

Answer 4

My sister-in-law has this problem, it took her a while to get pregnant with the first one, she didnt even try for the second. Good Luck!!

Answer 5

Yes. Why not adopt? There are thousands of babies & children who don't have families to love them. You need to consider this.

Answer 6

No.