Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! I am 26 years old this year. My husband and I started trying to have a child in April. In October, I was tested and found that my husband's semen was not liquefying. After a course of treatment, it was cured. During this time, I was also diagnosed with retroverted uterus. By December, we still did not have a child. My grandmother and mother are also retroverted uterus, and they had their first child after being married for three years. I have read a lot of information, but there is no clear answer. I would like to ask: Does retroverted uterus affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
After a miscarriage or pelvic infection caused by other reasons, and when adhesions form, it may lead to the development of an retroverted uterus. Therefore, early and active treatment should be initiated. Strictly adhere to postpartum examinations, and promptly correct any poor uterine recovery postpartum.