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Retroversion is when the long axes of the uterus and cervix are in line but turned backwards in relation to the birth canal. It often occurs with retroflexion, where the corpus of the uterus bends backwards onto the cervix at the internal os. Retroversion affects 15-20% of women and can be first, second, or third degree depending on how far back the fundus is positioned. It may be mobile or fixed, and can be caused developmentally or acquired through conditions like subinvolution or prolapse. Symptoms may include low back pain, dyspareunia and dysmenorrhea. Diagnosis involves tests like pessary, bimanual examination, and rectal examination.
















