Retroverted uterus has healing through surgery, although in most cases surgical treatment is not necessary.
Through the operation it is possible to try to fix the uterus better so that it is facing forward, but this increases the risks of infection, inflammation and pain during intercourse.
It is important to remember that the retroverted uterus is not exactly a disease who needs treatment. It is a uterus that faces back and not forward, as it happens in most women.
Uterine retroversion is only considered pathological if the uterus is fixed in this position because of inflammations, genital infections or yet endometriosis.
In such cases, the inverted positioning of the organ may be due to adhesions resulting from these processes, which alter the natural anatomical position of the uterus.
It is up to the gynecologist to assess the situation and choose the best form of treatment when necessary.
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