Amb43 in reply to Dixie2211 years ago

Thanks Dixie, like you mine was discovered during ultrasound, and although informed it is quite common, 1 in ten women, and not a problem or issue, I can't help but wonder if it has any bearing on my chronic lower back pain. I am on a cocktail of meds now including Oramorph, and stiil the pain fights through. Where was your endo found? Did you have any pain specific to tilted uterus?

Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to fatefulserendipity11 years ago

Thanks fatefulserendipity, I know this is quite common, 1 in ten women according to the sonographer who found it, and doesn't generally cause problems, but wondering if you have had any pain relating to it, and if you have had Lap etc, was there any Endo involved around or on it?

Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to neal0711 years ago

thank you neal07, have you any problems relating to it? Any pain? Where did you read about it being more common for women with it to suffer Endo?

Although undiagnosed, I feel I am more likely to have it now that you have told me this, and the fact my mother has it, apparently you are seven times more likely to have it if you have a mother or sister who does

Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to babypink11 years ago

Thanks baby pink. Has it ever caused you any issues? Such as related pain and/or Endo?

xxx

Amb43 in reply to worth7111 years ago

Thanks worth71, yes, the sonographer did say it's no big deal, about 1 in 10 women have it and doesn't cause any issues. It's just that my chronic Lower back pain makes me wonder if my tilted uterus is giving me problems, as so far, nothing else has been found to explain my pain. xxx

Amb43 in reply to nixhaz11 years ago

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Amb43 in reply to samanthac11 years ago

Thanks samanthac, that's what the sonographer said, and I did have PID many years ago from infected coil. I have a 20 year old son and no longer wish for children so not an issue for me, but worrying for those TTC.

You say you have one from suspected Endo, would you mind telling me more about this please, I am convinced I have Endo there. Did/do you suffer any Lower Back Pain, that nagging, dragging, dull, ache I have always associated as period pain?

Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to nickym1d11 years ago

Thanks nicky, was your surgery specific to the tilted uterus or done during other surgery. Was it ever specifically related to your pain? xx

Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to Amb4311 years ago

... oh, and how was it discovered please? xx

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Amb43 in reply to nickym1d11 years ago

Thanks nicky xxx

Amb43 in reply to Audrina0511 years ago

Hi GamerrGrrl and thanks for your reply. How did you find out about your uterus? Did you have any pain associated with it? Was it put back the right way during surgery for something else or was the surgery specific to it? Thanks for your time. Just feel as if I need to do my own research, talking to real women who (unfortunately) really suffer, not some Gynae Cons. that wasn't even listening and prob knows what little she seems to from a text book.

Hope you have a pain free day as possible. xx

Amb43 in reply to Eggcustard11 years ago

Thank you hope you don't mind me asking you a few questions. Did you have ultrasound before Lap, if so, what was the outcome, was it evident then that your uterus was stuck down to your bowel, or was it only found through a Lap? Where and what was your pain like? Did you have lower back pain? Sorry so many question, just trying to find out as much as I can so I am armed when I "eventually" see my consultant again. I had my first appointment on 13th Dec, and my doctor is STILL waiting for the report!! That's seven weeks ago and I am not only disgusted and appalled, but emotionally weak and now on morphine for the pain.

Hope today is a good one for you xxx