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Re: Titled Uterus

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Apr 2 15:11:08 2007


I think they are probably referring to endo causing scar tissue that can bind to the uterus and move it. I also have a tilted uterus, but when I had my surgery there was nothing that would have been pulling it or pushing it. There has been some talk about a tilted uterus being associated to endo because it may contribute to endometrial tissue being able to flow backwards out of the fallopian tubes. Some doctors think that back flow (retrograde menstruation) is what causes endo, some don't. I wouldn't worry too much about it just yet. Once you get as far as having the surgery for diagnosis that is something the doctor can look for. Alyson

At Mon, 2 Apr 2007, jes wrote: >
>I am not diagnosed yet 21 year old who has had symptoms since I was 17.
>When I was 18 I went to have an ultrasound because of my symptoms and
>they said everything was normal and casually noted I had a 'tilted
>uterus'. As I have started doing more research about endo, which the
>drs. have suspected for the past few years, I have now discovered that
>a titled uterus can be the result of the endometriosis pushing up behind
>it.
>This makes me a lot more concerned about it being more likely that I
>have endo + that the endo might be worse if it was already titled by the
>time I was 18.
>Has anyone else come across this?
>I'm not sure if it is more likely that a titled uterus can lead to endo
>or if it is more likely that endo scaring would titlt the uterus? Any
>ideas, experiences?
>
>--
>21 years old.
>Not diagnosed yet; symptoms since 17.
>






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