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Is it possible to have a hysterectomy for a retroverted uterus?
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Possible: the position of the uterus is not specifically an indictation for surgery, however if there is associated disease such as endometriosis, infection, fibroids, adhesions, etc - a hysterectomy may well be warranted.
Answered 7/24/2014
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