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Q: Getting Pregnant With a Tilted Uterus.
asked by: justtryintogetprego on December 19th, 2007
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is it harder to get pregnant with a tilted uterus. Is there anything i should be doing differently? I was pregnant once b4 but lost it. Please im trying to get prenant again but it doesnt seem to be working. Hope you will help.
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Idony
replied on December 19th, 2007
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it is very VERY rare for a tilted uterus to cause fertility problems

about 20% of women apperently have it

the biggest problem with it is its supose to make sex very painful, but it does not decrease your chance of fertility

usualy when your pregnant around 10-12 weeks your uterus will straighten out because of the growth of the baby, if it doesnt then there is a risk of miscarrige but that is also very very rare

also a tilted uterus can be a sign of an underlying condition like endometriosis or pelvic inflamitory disease, those can affect fertility, if your doctor has checked for these and you dont have them you shouldnt have any problems

go to google and type "getting pregnant tilted uterus" and thats where you will find my sources....i looked at a bunch of those

on a similar note, my mum has a tilted uterus and she has 4 kids that she concived naturally (eww so dont want to think about that) and carried to term

~alicia~
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stickyicky
replied on December 30th, 2007
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Well, my sister has a tilted uterus... and she also has four kids. =) I think you're clear.
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Relm
replied on January 8th, 2008
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I'm pregnant with a tilted uterus, and mine wasn't planned! I'm not sure what you can do to increase you're odds of getting pregnant with one, but trust me it'll happen sooner or later!

Just a note, about 84 per cent of couples will conceive within one year, and half of the remainder will conceive naturally within the following year. Keep trying!
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yellow ribbon
replied on January 17th, 2008
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i have two children and am pregnant again and was just told i have a long uterus, i dont think the shape of angle should cause you problems. Have you talked to you doctor about you infertility? Good luck!
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amskelton
replied on June 24th, 2009
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does the transformation of the tilted uterus to the normal position, in the 10th week of pregnancy, cause pain in lower back and upper hips?
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sjkoepke1
replied on June 27th, 2009
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I also have a tilted uterus, and I'm on baby number two. I found out the way to get pregnant is to quit trying...or try to lose weight. I didn't get pregnant forever, (with the exception of miscarriage) I lost 20 lbs..currently I weight 193 and got pregnant. They say though if you prop pillows under your behind and lay there for 20 mins afterwards it helps get you that way, gravity feeds the semen to the cervix and also if you orgasm at the same time as your partner. I hear this pulls the semen to your cervix as well. Hard to time it that way though Smile Good luck!
Shaleen
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