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Hello..<br> No.. there is no complications..<br> After the first trimester, your uterus will have grown so large that it won't be tilted one way or another. In very rare circumstances, a tilted uterus may cause back labor, difficulty during delivery or an incarcerated uterus (when your uterus becomes trapped in your pelvis instead of popping up into your abdomen as it grows),&nbsp; however the chances of any of these issues occurring is extremely small. After you give birth, the position your uterus settles into will depend on several factors, including how much your ligaments have stretched during pregnancy or how much weight you gained (added weight puts pressure on your uterus and can affect its postpartum position). But even if your uterus returns to its retroverted position, it will most likely have no impact on you or your future pregnancies.

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