The following video is a demonstration of an anteflexed, tipped uterus, and how a tipped uterus affects the bladder. “The bladder, uterus, and rectum are physically and functionally related. Incontinence, cystitis, or cystalgia are often due to uterine malpositioning of three types:
- uterine anteversion and anteflextion: the body and to a lesser extent the cervix press hard against the bladder, increasing bladder pressure at the expense of sphincter pressure;
- uterine retroversion with ante flexion: irritates the trigonal/bladder neck region and impairs continence;
- uterine prolapse: this can lead to prolapse of the bladder neck region.“-A simple uterine verticalization modifies bladder pressure and mobility.”- Jean-Pierre Barral, D.O.
Uterus pushing on bladder. Symptoms of frequent urination and urgency with an anteflexed uterus. ©
If you think abdominal adhesions are causing your anteflexed uterus, consider taking the Free The Belly online course. 
Learn how to correct this position in the Womb Care online course. 
