Re: Question regarding Tipped Uterus
From: Dawn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jul 21 20:20:20 2000
At Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Carey wrote:
>
>At Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Dawn wrote:
>>Dear Carey-
Thanks for the info!!! It is good to know, that is for sure. It helps
me relax when I think about getting the results from my RE. I just hope
that dye spilling backwards really does mean it is a tipped uterus! I am
not ready for any other problems!!
XOXOXO
Dawn
>>At Mon, 17 Jul 2000, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>>
>>Dear Joyce-
>>
>>Thanks for the help!! Hopefully I have the same luck :-) [Meaning no
>>other problems]
>>
>>Be well!!
>>
>>--
>>Dawn
>>>Dear Dawn:
>>>
>>>I don't know of any dangers, although I did miscarry 3 babies. The Docs
>>>never knew if it was the tipped uterus that caused it though. I also gave
>>>birth prematurely to my first 2; another case where they could not tell me if
>>>it was the tipped uterus that caused it.
>>>
>>>Other than the possibility that it may have been the tipped uterus which
>>>caused the miscarriages and premature births, I never had any problems
>>>(known) caused by it. Since my Doc wasn't too concerned over it, I would
>>>assume that there is no "real" danger, but I would consult my OB/GYN, if I
>>>were you, just to have peace of mind.
>>>
>>>I wish you the best of luck.
>>>
>>>Hugs,
>>>Joyce
>
>Dawn-
>
>I have a tipped uterus also, and so far I have not had any miscarriages
>to my knowlege. I have carried three pregnancies, one to 41 1/2 wks,
>one to 40 1/2 weeks and twins to 38 3/4 weeks, all without a hitch. As
>far as I know, lots of women have tipped uteruses and have no problems
>at all conceiving or that. The only problems mine cause is the grade of
>the tip prevents all of my menses to be expelled, and it can hurt during
>lovemaking. Anyway, hope that helps!
>>
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