Hey, Dutch Lover. That's definitely be a question for the doctor, but my guess would be that it would likely not affect your fertility. My cervix is the same way because of a slightly tipped uterus, and I got pregnant six times. Was only able to carry one baby to full term, however, but not because of the tipped uterus, most likely, just bad luck and probably scarring from the first Cesarean.

My doctor, who back then was a male doctor who got very clinical and scientific when he was talking, said that if a woman has an "intact, unscarred (from disease or surgery) cervical os (mouth) and is having intercourse that includes ejaculation when your husband is at the full depth of intromission," the cervical os is going come in contact with enough semen that some of those sperm cells can make their way up there inside and fertilize an ovum. From what little I've read, that's apparently true--that the pathway through the cervix is what really matters, not the direction the cervix itself points in.

If for some reason they thought your curvature was such that it would impair fertility, that'd be an easy workaround with just a little tiny cervical catheter. They'd do it just like artificial insemination and BAM! you'd be pregnant as a goose. I'm already excited for you!

I changed from Dr. Formal Clinician to Dr. Casually Talkative Sweetheart about 12 years ago and have felt much less uptight when I'm in her presence than I always did in his. I respond much better to a good stirrup-side manner and they might as well be easy-going and down to earth when talking about such intimate matters.