article #4

In Carolyn Kubik article "Will a tilted uterus make it harder to conceive" (2000), she explains how a retroverted uterus will not prevent pregnancy and that this is a common misconception. Kubik supports her claim by explaining her practices in the hospital, as well as statistics that show that women with this condition have the same fertility rate. Her purpose is to dispel the misconceptions about infertility and retroverted uteruses. She targets mainly women with this condition to inform them that they are able to become pregnant.