Patient's question:
Is it better for the uterus to be anteverted or retroverted? The last time I had an abortion, the doctor said my uterus was anteverted, but this time when I was preparing for medication abortion at another hospital, the doctor said my uterus was retroverted. What's going on? Are these two different hospitals?Doctor's answer:
???Hello, the normal position of a woman's uterus is in an anteriorly inclined and flexed position, which is very scientific and reasonable. There is no severe anterior inclination and flexion as you mentioned. If there is excessive flexion, it will gradually correct itself during future pregnancy. Currently, your menstrual pain and the presence of large blood clots are not closely related to the position of the uterus but are more related to the level of endocrine hormones. It is recommended that you check your hormone levels. Although not treating gynecological diseases is not directly related to it, you should still prioritize getting it treated.