pocs and retroverted uterus

hi i hav PCOS and retroverted uterus what   is the best way to concived a baby? is there a treatment for retroverted uterus?

[Elaine Brown, MD]

Hi!
About 30-40% of women have  a retroverted uterus, so this is not going to pose much if any issues for you, unless it has been caused by endometriosis. I do have a lower threshhold to perform laparoscopy for women whose uterus is permanently retroverted, especially if it seems scarred, or excessively tender, or if there are other indications of endometriosis.
As for the PCOS, it is best to work with someone who has experience treating patients with that condition.  Often medications such as Clomid or Femara or Metformin that help to induce ovulation are quite helpful in this scenario.
Hope this helps!
Dr B