Tilted Uterus?!
Question: Tilted Uterus!?
Well, strangely, I have found out that I have a tilted uterus!? It runs in the family!.!.!. what is this exactly!.!.!. and does it have any side effects!? I have a one year old son, and a lot of people said it would be hard to get pregnant due to this!. Any advice ladies!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
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Will a tilted uterus make it harder to conceive!?
No!. The ability of the sperm to get through your uterus has nothing to do with its position!. It's based on the sperm's ability to swim, the consistency of your cervical mucus when the sperm is released, and other factors!. In fact, having a tilted (retroverted) uterus is a normal anatomical variation, just like eye or hair colour!. In most women, the uterus tips slightly forward (anteverted), toward the bladder, but in some women, it tilts backward (retroverted), towards the spine!.
That said, a retroverted uterus may signal an underlying condition such as endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease, which can affect fertility!. These conditions, not the angle of the uterus, can make it harder for you to get pregnant!. They can create scar tissue that may make it more difficult for the egg to get through the fallopian tube to unite with the sperm!.
If you're experiencing pain during sex or painful periods, your doctor can do a simple physical examination to determine whether a tilted uterus may be causing the problem!. Treatment usually isn't necessary unless there's an underlying condition!.
Treating endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease can reduce the chances that your uterus will tilt and will also improve your fertility!. Some women find pain relief through a laparoscopy procedure called UPLIFT, which repositions the uterus!. However, not all doctors agree that this procedure is necessary!.
Is there any side effects to having a tilted uterus
Yes, Painful periods, UTI's, Painful Sex, and possible endometreosis!.
If you want any more information dont hesititate to contact me, hope i helped answer your question
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Will a tilted uterus make it harder to conceive!?
No!. The ability of the sperm to get through your uterus has nothing to do with its position!. It's based on the sperm's ability to swim, the consistency of your cervical mucus when the sperm is released, and other factors!. In fact, having a tilted (retroverted) uterus is a normal anatomical variation, just like eye or hair colour!. In most women, the uterus tips slightly forward (anteverted), toward the bladder, but in some women, it tilts backward (retroverted), towards the spine!.
That said, a retroverted uterus may signal an underlying condition such as endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease, which can affect fertility!. These conditions, not the angle of the uterus, can make it harder for you to get pregnant!. They can create scar tissue that may make it more difficult for the egg to get through the fallopian tube to unite with the sperm!.
If you're experiencing pain during sex or painful periods, your doctor can do a simple physical examination to determine whether a tilted uterus may be causing the problem!. Treatment usually isn't necessary unless there's an underlying condition!.
Treating endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease can reduce the chances that your uterus will tilt and will also improve your fertility!. Some women find pain relief through a laparoscopy procedure called UPLIFT, which repositions the uterus!. However, not all doctors agree that this procedure is necessary!.
Is there any side effects to having a tilted uterus
Yes, Painful periods, UTI's, Painful Sex, and possible endometreosis!.
If you want any more information dont hesititate to contact me, hope i helped answer your question
xWww@Answer-Health@Com
Yeah, laugh hard!. The uterus can be tilted forward or backwards, in relationship to the expected position!. It's not a problem unless it ends up laying on the bladder, which just makes for more frequent trips to the bathroom!. I've heard the old tale about being harder to get pregnant, and I can't tell you how many moms have mentioned that!. Plus, the doctors usually feel the uterine position with you laying down- so it's rather difficult to say exactly how it lies when you are standing up!. And sometimes I think it really depends on the doctor doing the exam!. In my life I've been told it was tilted forwards, that my cervix was too high, yada yada yada!. I have four healthy kids to show for my efforts, so I'm not entirely convinced it makes a lot of difference!.Www@Answer-Health@Com