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Im 16 weeks pregnant and no baby bump at all my belly is completely flat but they did say my uterus is tilted back. is a flat belly at 16 weeks norm?
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Retroverted uterus: You have a retroverted (tilted back) uterus which is leaning back towards the hollow of your spine and initially will not be visible in the front of your abdomen yet. Just wait a few weeks and that will change as the pregnancy progresses.
Answered 4/1/2019
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