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Ct scan shows anteverted uterus after d&c surgery. can that effect my period after this happens? i began bleeding today but i just see tissue and a lighter period so far, which isnt my norm. i had a period after the d&c so this is the 2nd one?
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Anteverted position is the most common uterine position. Your period may be different (timing and flow) in the first couple months then it will soon be back to normal.
Answered 8/19/2021
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