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Is prolapsed uterus will cause the infertility?


Kindly advise the treatment for this. Is it due to obesity?

I had a prolapsed uterus, and it didn't stop me from having one more child (boy). In fact, when I went to my doctor to ask what this thing was between my legs I felt every time I took a shower, he asked me if I planned on any more children. It turned out that thing between my legs was my own cervix, and he said that if I did get pregnant, it would just go back up again, and I wouldn't have any problems. I had surgery to remove the uterus and cervix altogether. I also had fibroid tumors inside and outside my uterus. All of that together might lead to infertility.

Check with your gynecologist about this issue. Also, check www.webmd.com if you have any other questions. Good luck.
1-it wont cause infertility but better is first take a treatment for it that is surgery
2-it can be due to obesity or the muscles or ligaments that are holding the uterus are weakened
3-go to the gynaecogologist to know the degree of prolapse ( how much it is prolapsed ) get done sugery soon
4-if it is in 1 or 2 degree it can cured easily
5- try to shed your weight
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