Could a tilted cervical opening cause infertility?

Mine faces backwards and is really hard to find when I am charting whether the cervix is open or closed.
I had an IUI a couple of days ago and it was excruciating because the nurse had to use the speculum tip to pull the cervix forward to insert the catheter.
Has anyone else had this diagnosis?

I also have a tilted cervix, though mine is only slightly tilted. I've heard that you can get this corrected via surgery. Mostly I've heard this through research on the internet. I've also heard, from one person only (but that person was my ob-gyn) that it's just something that some women have to live with? It can definitely cause infertility because sperm has to get past the cervix in order to meet with your egg. I was told that laying on your back with your feet propped up/lower section elevated can help increase the chance of conceiving. But if it's facing entirely backwards then I don't know how much that would help.

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I have one. My doctor told me that it usually isn't a problem, but that I may want to "extra elevate" to make sure that the cervix sits in the pool of sperm. Most people only have to put pillows under their butt. My doctor told me that it would be more effective for me to raise my even hips higher than most people have to. It sounds stupid, but I end up putting some pillows against our bedroom wall and putting my feet up on the wall.