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Q: "backyard Uterus"

asked by: canuhelp on May 12th, 2007

New User

I have been told by Drs. at every exam that my uterus is "way in the back." I have never been pregnant. Could this effect my chances of ever getting pregnant? Any suggestions?

Replies(2)

Llewellyn

replied on May 12th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I don't know if that is the same as a tipped uterus or not. Most women with a tipped uterus can still get pregnant.

I suggest talking to your doctor about it. She would probably know more about it and how it might effect your fertility than we would.

Larisa

replied on May 14th, 2007

Experienced User

No, you wont have any problems with that.

I have a friend that has the same thing like you do and she has 4 kids and never had any problems and she got pregnant on her own without any help....Its just that when she was pregnant with all her 4 pregnancies, her belly almost never showed....it was like she wasn't ever pregnant....everyone would ask her "are you sure you are pregnant"...lol...and she had to explain to everyone that she had a uterus way in the back of her belly.

So yea i think you won't have any problems with that, but if I wore you I would ask by doctor for sure!

Good Luck sweety and God Bless!

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