Question 1

how can the uterus be damaged?

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????: Damaged during surgery or something else your ? Is too non specific to answer, please restate it with more detail.

Question 2

what causes air in the uterus?

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Shouldn't be: There should not be air in the uterus, fluid maybe but not air.

Question 3

what causes your uterus to tip?

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Normal anatomy : A tipped uterus is normal for 40% of the population. It is simply how your body is built and it creates very few if any problems.

Question 4

how big is my uterus at 7 months?

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Ultrasound: You would need an Ultrasound to tell you your exact size at 7mo.  Best wishes to you.

Question 5

has anyone had a sideways uterus?

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Yep!: Uteri come in all sizes, shapes, and configurations. They can be tipped forward, backward or sideways and/or can be bent forward, backward, or sideways. These variations in normal usually do not affect fertility.  To take this a step further, there could be a uterus with two heads or two cervixes.  Not to worry - follow the usual rules about infertility (no baby after 1 year of unprotected sex).

Question 6

what is the definition of a tipped uterus?

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Tilted backward: I uterus can be in neutral position, tilted forward or tilted backward.   I tipped uterus usually refers to a uterus tilted backward.

Question 7

what could be the cause of pain in the uterus?

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Could be from many: different causes, could be fibroids, or adenomyosis, or endometriosis, could be infection, or non uterine causes like the bladder which is located in front of the uterus or bowel problems, please see a gyn as you will need an exam and a pelvic ultrasound can be done to look at the uterus and tubes and ovaries

Question 8

uterus not contracting so they massaged it. why?

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Stimulate the uterus: After delivery, the uterus is often massaged to stimulate it to naturally contract to avoid prolonged bleeding.

Question 9

my uterus measures 100x64x85 mm. is this normal ?

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Yes: Yes, that is actually very normal size.  So long as no evidence of fibroids or the like, you should be okay.  Best of  luck,

Question 10

the uterus measures 11.0 x 5.0 x 6.3 mm. is that normal?

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Barely enlarged: For a woman, who has given birth, a uterus 11 x 5 x 6.3 cm (not mm) is by and large a normal size uterus; for a woman, who has not given birth, it is a little on the larger side.

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