Does congenital retroverted uterus affect pregnancy?

In today's life, for some married women, they are faced with the problem of having a baby. Some friends have reported that they have a retroverted uterus. Will it affect normal pregnancy? Everyone may not know enough about this aspect. Today, the editor will introduce it in detail to you. Come and learn about some health knowledge in this area!

In fact, I believe that in daily life many female friends do not understand the disease of retroverted uterus, so experts bring everyone to this issue. Generally speaking, there are three main reasons for retroverted uterus. The first is congenital development, the second is the sequelae caused by abortion, and the last is female inflammation caused by not paying attention in life. Gynecological experts point out that there are actually not many patients who are born with retroverted uterus in real life, and some patients develop this disease due to their lack of attention.

The following are common causes of this condition:

1. Clinically, patients with this disease may have congenital abnormal development of the uterus, which causes relaxation of the uterine ligaments and tilts the bottom of the female uterus backwards or to the left or right, resulting in retroverted uterus.

2. Because women have undergone multiple abortions, or fail to take good care of their bodies after an abortion, the uterus tilts backward.

3. Retroverted uterus may also be caused by gynecological inflammation of the uterus, fallopian tubes or ovaries, which causes the tissue connection between the uterine body and the rectum at the back, causing the uterus to move out of its original position and tilt backwards under traction.

Through the above introduction, I think everyone should now have a more specific understanding of some knowledge about congenital posterior uterus. If you have such symptoms, it may affect your fertility, so you should pay attention to it in your life and try to find some professional medical institutions for treatment and relief.