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Does Surgically Correcting An Extremely Retroverted Uterus Help With Adenomyosis Pain?
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I have a very retroverted uterus, and my gynecologist is recommending that I get my uterus uprighted by shortening the round ligament so that my adenomyosis pain won't shoot down my legs. Has anyone tried this or heard about this treatment option? Thanks so much!

posted June 18, 2019
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iv heard of it and from the people iv ralked yo ot has helped a lot my sister inlaw had it done she said it help her a lot still has pain but not as bad as it was

posted June 18, 2019

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