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Definition and causes


In most women, the uterus stooping, but in about. 20% is the bent backward. Most women who have bent back towards the rear womb were born with it, but in some it occurred after birth and as a result of the weakening of the tissues that hold the uterus in place.

In some women due to the state as an underlying disease, such as. endometriosis or fibroids.

Symptoms of uterine bent back towards the rear


Bent back towards the rear uterus does not in itself menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea). Symptoms may include:

  • Pain over cross leg.

  • Deep inside dyspareunia(painful intercourse when the penis is fully implemented, but not by penetration).

  • If the underlying disease is endometriosis, which is often painful contraction.

Precautions and diagnosis


The diagnosis is usually made by a gynecological examination.

Treatment of uterine bent back towards the rear


Treatment done only if the woman has symptoms that are likely attributable to the bent back towards the rear uterus.

If a woman suffers from endometriosis, treatment is usually hormonal (see also the article on endometriosis).

In women who have given birth to surgery, where some of the supporting tissue reduced, remain a possibility.

 



Related articles:

Benign tumors and cysts in the ovaries
Bent back towards the rear uterus (womb Retroverteret or Retroflecting)
Cancer of the ovary (Ovarian Cancer)
Cancer of the uterus (Cancer of the uterus, endometrial cancer)
Cervical cancer (cancer of the cervix, uterine cancer cervicis)
Choriocarcinom (Koriokarcinom) and Mola
Endometriosis
Inflammation of the egg-heads (Abdomen Inflammation, salpingitis)
Mucosal changes in the cervix
Muscle tumor of the uterus (womb in Fibroid)
Nedsunken uterus (Uterus prolapse)
Polyps in the cervix (Cervixpolypper)




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