Diagnosis and Treatment
Diagnosis usually requires a pelvic exam performed by a gynecologist. If needed, an ultrasound can show the exact position of the uterus.

Treatment is not necessary for a tilted uterus. However, you can opt for uterus-repositioning surgery. In some cases women will need treatment for the underlying causes of a tilted uterus, such as endometriosis or adhesions.

Last updated: 05-Jun-07