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Cervix Tilted Towards Back Above Tailbone. Will I Be Able To Conceive?
Hello, my cervix is tilted back towards my back above the tailbone it feels. Can I still conceive? I have tried preseed and instead cups to keep the sperm as close to the cervix as I can, but I can't tell if the instead is covering my cervix or not. It is really high and far back and I can't tell if the instead cup is covering if not then it is preventing the sperm from going in..
Wed, 15 May 2013
Hello
Thanks for your query.
Please consult a doctor to know if there is any positional abnormality in the uterus and cervix which would hamper conception.
A backward tilted cervix is a normal anatomical variation, and generally does not lead to infertility.
Try tilting your knees upto your chest after intercourse, and avoid getting up for 15 minutes after intercourse.
Take care.
Thanks for your query.
Please consult a doctor to know if there is any positional abnormality in the uterus and cervix which would hamper conception.
A backward tilted cervix is a normal anatomical variation, and generally does not lead to infertility.
Try tilting your knees upto your chest after intercourse, and avoid getting up for 15 minutes after intercourse.
Take care.
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Dear user, welcome to healthcare magic.
The position of your cervix and your uterus have nothing to do with your chances of getting pregnant. As long as the semen is deposited in your vagina, sperms will find their way. If it is a long time since you were trying to conceive (more than twelve months), I suggest that you should search for another cause.
Check the semen analysis of your husband, monitor your ovulation and do a test for tubal patency.
Good luck.
Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.
The position of your cervix and your uterus have nothing to do with your chances of getting pregnant. As long as the semen is deposited in your vagina, sperms will find their way. If it is a long time since you were trying to conceive (more than twelve months), I suggest that you should search for another cause.
Check the semen analysis of your husband, monitor your ovulation and do a test for tubal patency.
Good luck.
Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.
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