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A member asked:
My doc said that i have anverted uterus and size is 6.8,3.5,2.8 cms is it normal or not? and what position should adopt to get fast pregnancy?
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Normal: every uterus is tilted in one way or another. Anteverted or tilted forward is the most common. Uterine size rarely matters in pregnancy unless there is a presence of large fibroid tumors or other genetic abnormalities. Positioning of sex does not matter much. Timing is everything. Sex around ovulation will increase chances of preg. For further answers, about timing etc, schedule a consult
Answered 11/28/2017
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