What is the size of the uterus?

The uterus is an important growth organ for women, and life is conceived in this place. Therefore, a normal uterus is very important for women. However, in actual situations, the uterus may be too large or too small, and people are very concerned about the normal size of the uterus. So, what is the size of the uterus? Let’s take a closer look at it below.

Generally speaking, the size of a normal uterus changes with age and is also greatly related to whether or not a woman has given birth. For female friends who have no history of childbearing, the length of the uterus is about 7.5 cm, the width is about 5 cm, and the thickness is generally about 3 cm. After pregnancy, the uterus will undergo significant changes in shape, increasing in length, width, and thickness. Maintaining a normal uterine size can ensure that women can successfully complete their pregnancy, so if an ultrasound examination finds that the uterus is abnormally sized, it must be adjusted in time.

Nowadays, many female friends have a small uterus and cannot get pregnant normally. In fact, the inability of the uterus to maintain a normal size is a manifestation of uterine malformation. For example, a small uterus is a typical uterine malformation, which will seriously affect the normal reproductive process. This is also an important reason why many women cannot get pregnant.

The above is an introduction to the size of the uterus. I hope it will be helpful for women to understand. The size of the uterus will change as a woman grows, but generally remains within a certain range. Therefore, when any abnormal situation is discovered, we must pay attention to it and actively seek treatment to avoid affecting our health.