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Hello, I'm 8 weeks pregnant and I had ultrasound and the report says I have retroverted uterus ,bulky in size shows gestation sac in the endometrial cavity. Impression:- Live intrauterine pregnancy In December 2016 I had scan for follicular study in that my uterus position is anteverted normal in size. Now it is retroverted is it normal? I have appointment next Wednesday I'm little concerned and worried. Thank you!
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Anteversion n retroversion dont hv much significance now..just that you have more chances of urinary problems during pregnancy if your uterus is retroverted..but you cant do anything about it..so stop worrying..
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