A long time ago I had an u/s to check my ovaries, and the report said I had a retroverted cervix but normal uterus. Both of these don't go together but I put it out of my mind (I was about 18). I managed to get pregnant and carry DD to term with no problems. DD was unplanned. Recently I had an u/s to check my ovaries again, and the report said I had a retroverted uterus. Which made me think, finally, someone said what I was thinking. Not sure how this affects me after having had a baby.
Wow, everyone's got one!! When I found out about mine I looked it up - it means its tilted the wrong way. Apparently 99% of the time it will realign itself, or it can be realigned by a doc. Very rarely it will cause a miscarriage at 4 months if it doesn't realign.
I think as long as your medical care providers are aware of it you should have no problem - and whenever you get a scan just ask if its righted itself
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