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Tilted uterus
I'm 10 weeks 5 days pregnant and I just had an ultrasound done, but the woman didn't show me the results and she just told me I have a tilted uterus.. Than we did transvaginal ultrasound an she still didn't show me anything, just said my doctor would explain everything.
Anyone ever heard of this, is my baby all right or should I be worried? |
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Hi anastasial... welcome to AMHD,
A tilted uterus is actually fairly common and doesn't usually cause any problems for a pregnancy or birth. In fact, as your pregnancy progresses, it may help to shift your uterus. Usually the uterus is positioned slightly forward, while a tilted uterus is slightly back. Your doctor will be better able to go over it with you since they will be able to see the scan and the actual position of your uterus. |
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