Retroverted uterus, how did it affect your pregnancy?

Question

Is there anyone who has a retroverted uterus? Did it affect your pregnancy? If so, how?

Answer 1

mine was tilted to the left but i had a healthy pregnancy. i was in labor for 2 weeks before i finally gave birth. my doctor said that because my uterus was tilted to the far left my baby got stuck in my birth canal and was born with an elonged head so u might want to watch for that but other than that shes fine now. (she's 3) also my cervix wouldnt dilate. i stayed at 1/2 a centimeter until they stretched me because of my uterus being tilted so that is another thing you might want to watch for.

Answer 2

A tipped uterus is the time period used to describe a uterus it really is tilted backwards remote from the tummy. The situation is likewise referred to as a retroverted uterus or tilted uterus. All 3 words are interchangeable. The uterus is often suspended in a immediately up and down position or particularly ahead in the route of the tummy. A tipped uterus is often some thing you're born with, yet will be led to by confusing artwork at the same time as giving start or by affliction.

Answer 3

I have a tilted uterus and it didn't affect my pregnancy in the slightest.

I had a normal vaginal delivery with no complications.

I was told by my doctor that it might be more difficult for me to become pregnant, but in my case -- we didn't have any problems at all.

Answer 4

Mine was tilted too, and I had a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
I did, however, have high blood pressure at the end of my pregnancy that was a little worrisome, but I doubt it had anything to do with my tilted uterus.
Best of luck!

Answer 5

i have tilted uterus too, and both my children were born by csection, never went into labor with either, but no problems with the c-sections

Answer 6

Mine was tilted back, and I had a normal vaginal birth.

Answer 7

I have one, and have never been able to conceive.
My Mom has one as well, and found it difficult to conceive