Yes, who has the uterus in anteversion (avf) can become pregnant The anteversoflexão is only a normal variation of the position of the uterus. It does not prevent or make pregnancy difficult.
Have the uterus in anteversion means that your uterus is leaning forward, that is, it is flexed in the anterior direction of the body. This is the anatomical position of the uterus in the pelvis, where the organ is "folded" forward and rests on the bladder.
Anteversoflexion is one of the variations of uterus position that gynecologists consider normal and is also the most common. The others are the medioversão (mediovertido uterus) and the retroversion (retroverted uterus).
In the midversion the uterus is in a median position, whereas in retroversion the organ is flexed backwards. This last variation is popularly called "inverted uterus".
None of these uterine positions make pregnancy difficult or prevent a woman from getting pregnant. However, the retroverted uterus can be considered pathological when the fixation of the organ in this position occurs due to an inflammatory process or to a genital infection.
In these cases, uterine retroversion may be due to adhesions resulting from these inflammatory or infectious processes. Such adhesions can affect the fallopian tubes and the normal functioning of the uterus, and may make pregnancy difficult.
For more information, talk to your gynecologist.
Learn more at:
Who has retroverted uterus can become pregnant?
What is retroverted uterus (rvf) and what are the symptoms?
