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Should I Be Worried About Anteverted Uterus?

I got my result today and it said that uterus is anteverted and of normal size (8.5 x 5.7 x 4.6 cm.). Double endometrial thikness 17 mm. the thickened endometrial is avascular, and contains multiple tiny cyctic spaces. no myometrial abnormalty.
the ovaries are mildy enlarged, right 16.3 cc., left 11.6 cc. greater than 12 of under 10 mm. are present abnormality.
Fri, 22 Nov 2013
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Hi,
Anteverted uterus is the most common presentation and needs no alarm. Of the two modes of version or position of the uterus, namely retroversion and anteversion, the latter is the commoner. The other findings like the size of the uterus, endometrial picture are normal. If the ovaries show multiple follicles in the process of development, it could indicate PCOD. Please contact for further information or see a specialist. Hope this helps.
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Should I Be Worried About Anteverted Uterus?

Hi, Anteverted uterus is the most common presentation and needs no alarm. Of the two modes of version or position of the uterus, namely retroversion and anteversion, the latter is the commoner. The other findings like the size of the uterus, endometrial picture are normal. If the ovaries show multiple follicles in the process of development, it could indicate PCOD. Please contact for further information or see a specialist. Hope this helps.