This is interesting, I had never heard of a tilted cervix. I have heard of a tipped uterus, which in extreme cases can cause some problems with fertility and delivery; I can't find any actual statistics on it.

Searching the internet for "tipped uterus" yields a lot more results and the general consensus seems to be that it was no more difficult (nor easier) to conceive or deliver for a woman with a tipped uterus than a woman who has the "designated ideal positioning of the uterus and cervix".

I have a tilted uterus, but don't know anything about a tilted cervix, and it didn't have any impact on my pregnancies.

I don't but my mother does. She said it made some of her periods uncomfortable but she managed, and yes, it can cause complications with GETTING pregnant as well as miscarriage. She delivered a child full term and fully healthy, then miscarried at 8 months her two twin baby girls. It's hit or miss with pregnancy, but aside from that, and some cramping here or there not during the time of her periods, she said she never really had any other complications with it. And this was a long time ago so I'm sure now medicine for this has improved. I think my friend has a tilted cervix (it may be uterus I'm not sure) and she had to have all 3 kids via C-section

I have a tilted cervix , didn't affect any of my pregnancies. Makes exams a little uncorfortable...

I have a tilted uterus. Not sure if that means my cervix is tilted. I had no problems conceiving or delivering either of my babies.

i've heard of a tilted uterus, but not a tilted cervix. a doctor i had a while back said i could possibly have a tilted uterus b/c i got a lot of lower back aches when i was on my period.

I have a tipped uterus, but I know nothing about tilted cervixes. I have no idea how much it may or may not be tipped. I haven't had a lot of pain during periods, although trying to conceive hasn't come up yet so I have no idea about that aspect for myself.

i've heard of it but i've never come across much info about it.