what causes a womb to become tilted?
550763
its genetics. A uterus doesn't "become" tilted. It is or has always been that way. I have the same issue, and it was diagnosed about 12 years ago. Uterine placement is not something common, so it is not looked for or noticed in routine paps. It can hinder conception as the sperm have a harder time getting up "the slope" per se.
1087040
gosh i hope your not thinking of getting on one? it also depends on how far along you are, but it can cause irritation to the fetus and strong banging can result in miscarriage
608139
It's actually happened to a lot of women. I heard it was normal because it happened to me. My right is slightly bigger than my left, but you have to look for a long time to notice. I wouldn't worry about it.
202973
Well, deviated means out of alignment, but I never heard it used to describe a uterus.  A uterus can be tipped toward the back, which would be a deviation from the norm.\nIt doesn't mean that it's bad, or needs correction.  If someone had severe period pains, or was unable to become pregnant,(no. it does not mean you can have unprotected sex), then maybe you'd be referred to a specialist.
461568
I had a tipped uterus. I have three children. It's a little harder, but it still is very possible. It just may take a little longer. The main thing is not to try too hard. You get pregnant when you're not trying so hard.
165984
Maybe you are not lubricated enough when you had the intercoure and this caused tension on your outer privates. Have you given birth already through natural delivery? This can also post as a problem since the insertion could be a little rough on the sewn up part. Hope this helped :-)
175591
I had this problem for several years.  It started - in retrospect - about the time BGH was being used to increase milk production in cows.  Stay with me here....\nI try to find environmental reasons for health issues so after some research I tried staying away from dairy for a week.  It worked.  Now I only buy organic BGH free milk and don't seem to have a problem. \n\nOften our bodies react to a wide variety of toxins by trying to expel then through urination, sweating, and so forth.  Hope this helps.  Good luck!\n\nIt could also be a 'tipped' uterus pressing on the bladder. But that isn't as common
141835
Strain, Hormonal imbalance, cancer etc etc.....and sometimes pregnancy!
658505
It is contraction of the muscles near you spine at the point of your neck. It is usually involuntary and causing twisting or repetitive movements and bad posturing. There is no known cause.\n\nCervical dystocia is difficult labor.
262127
It may be scar tissue that has formed there. I would demand that the doctor due an ultrasound or whatever it took to figure this out.You are your best advocate.
140509
My sister had operation because of scoliosis and she had no problems during her pregnancy, she had a baby during natural way (no Cesarian section) aand she is pregnant again :)
722001
This is called a Charlie horse. Pregnant women often experience it. What you need to do is reach out and grab your toes, pull them toward your stomach keeping your leg straight until it goes away. If you can't reach have someone else (ie husband) do it for you or use a towel that you will have to keep beside your bed. Hope it gets better soon!
1140357
theres a blood clot in the placenta. this might prevent some nutrients getting to the baby. keep an eye on this and visit your doc regularly.
248309
When the developing fertilized ovum burrows into the endometrial layer, the layer reacts by becoming spongier. Sometimes there is bleeding then. Go to the library or online and look up the book by Lennart Nilsson called "A Child is Born". You will see pictures.
180424
Never heard of anything like this in my practice before.  If you haven't already, see your OB.  If he/she doesn't know what it is then see a spine specialist.  Good luck.
413116
I am not a doctor but I think that you mean Septate Uterus.\n\nI looked it up and it says:\n\nA uterus may have a normal shape but it may have a wall in the center dividing it into two cavities. This does not need to be surgically corrected unless there is recurrent pregnancy loss. Women with a septate uterus are also at risk for premature labor and breech presentation. ( http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site1576/mainpageS1576P0.html)\n\nHere are some other sites:\n\nhttp://www.gfmer.ch/selected_images_v2/detail_list.php?cat1=17&cat3=312&stype=d (Pictures)\n\nhttp://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/complications/auterusabnormal/?_requestid=132379\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/ObGyn-Pregnancy-issues-1007/septate-subseptate-uterus.htm
29586
False pregnancy...you should see a doctor.