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Can a splint for "clicky hips" make uterus retroverted?
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No.: A retroverted uterus is a normal anatomical variant. Most uteri are what is called ante-flexed. Some are mid-position, a lesser number are retro-flexed (retroverted). It does not have to do with a splint. Btw, some women with a retro-flexed uterus and menstrual pain will feel it more in the small of their back, rather than in the lower abdomen.
Answered 2/5/2017
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