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Every ultrasound i have ever had in the past 15 yrs has always said i have a retroverted uterus. todays one says it was anterverted. why? i have endo
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Uterine orientation : If previous ultrasounds and pelvic examinations have indicated a "retroverted uterus", it is either a typo on the report, or an enlarged uterus due to uterine fibroids, or pregnancy, which should be easy to determine based on your current symptoms.
Answered 2/10/2019
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