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Recent ultrasound scan showed i have a retroverted/ tilted uterus. i know some people can be born with this however my uterus was anteverted in 2015 and 2017 scans. what would cause it to change to retroverted? no fibroids, not pregnant. thanks?
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The uterus is supported by ligaments which can stretch secondary to the weight of intestines , resulting in displacement to a "retroverted" position on an ultrasound determination. This is not a clinically significant finding, and in general will not interfere with pregnancy or normal living.
Answered 3/25/2022
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