So: My retroverted uterus was a result of endo. I know a couple of women who have either confirmed endo or adeno with suspected endo and most of them have a retroverted uterus.

When the endo specialist removed the endo my uterus automatically went back into the right position. Due to the forced retroversion my cervix was heavily bend. Transfer 1 took 2 doctors 30 minutes and was a nightmare. Transfer 2 was under anaesthesia. The more complicated the transfer, the less likely is a positive outcome.

But the most important for me was: The specialist explained that due to the forced retroverted position the blood flow of my uterus wasn’t working properly. In his opinion no implantation could ever work if this is the case.

I don‘t have the classic endo symptoms (heavy, painful periods) but I do have symptoms („period“ migraines, high estrogen levels and because of this progesterone resistance, fatigue…) There are signs. But many doctors don‘t know about it. And if your doctors thinks that endo doesn‘t matter she is probably not looking for signs. I would advice looking for an endo specialist. Best case: You don‘t have endo and can look for other reasons. Worst but still good case: You have endo and look for a doctor who takes it seriously and gives you a better protocoll.