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A member asked:
Whenever i go to the gyno, they have a hard time finding my uterus. how will this abnormal placement affect conception or pregnancy?
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Highly doubt it: Unless you have a true congenital abnormality (too complex for this online format, sorry) your uterus is probably fine. Some uteri and cervices are just easier to get to than others.
Answered 7/6/2013
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