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Re: Titled Uterus

From: Debbie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Apr 11 23:10:53 2007

I also have a tilted uterus and my doc thinks this is due to dense adhesions pulling it out of alignment. I am due for removal of this in a few weeks. It's gotten so bad that it has effected the way I sit, stand and bend over. I have to sit with a cushion behind me at all times and has distorted my anatomy quite considerably. I can't comment on your tilterd uterus, and really the only way to be sure is to have a diagnostic lap.

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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