Genetics: Some women are born with a uterus in a tilted or tipped position.ĭr. This scar tissue can pull the uterus backward and cause it to be tipped.
Scarring or adhesions in the pelvis: The uterus or pelvis can be scarred by conditions, including endometriosis, infection, or previous surgery. As a result, the uterus falls in a backward, or tipped position.Įnlarged uterus: An enlarged uterus due to pregnancy, fibroids, or a tumor can also cause the uterus to become tilted. Weakening of the pelvic muscles: After menopause or childbirth, the ligaments supporting the uterus can become lax or weakened. There is a nonintrusive, chiropractic adjustment to allow the uterus to go back into the proper position in the bodyĪ woman can have a tilted uterus for several different reasons: Some women have pain during intercourse, have trouble getting pregnant or feel pressure on their bladder due to a tilted uterus Some women have no symptoms or idea that they have a tilted uterus. Most of the time, having a tilted uterus will not cause difficulty becoming or staying pregnant. A tilted uterus is quite common, with 20 women out of every 100 having the condition. Usually, the uterus sits upright, in a vertical or up-and-down position. This is known as a retroverted, tilted, or tipped uterus. In some women, the womb or uterus is tipped backward, pointing toward the lower back.
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