Anterior uterus raised or lying flat

In daily life, some female friends have difficulty getting pregnant. After going to the hospital for a check-up, they find that their uterus is retroverted. The fusion of the egg and sperm can be achieved through the posture of sexual intercourse. The relative position is the anterior uterus, and pregnancy is relatively much easier. The doctor said that the anterior uterus cannot be padded? Is it really so? The following is a brief introduction to this issue.

The uterus is anteverted when the uterus tilts forward. In this way, the cervix will be pulled back. After intercourse, a pool of semen will be formed in the posterior fornix of the vagina, and the cervix will be immersed in it. Sperm can easily pass through the cervix to the uterus and even to the fallopian tubes, which is beneficial for pregnancy. If you raise your buttocks after intercourse, semen will accumulate in the anterior fornix, which will be far away from the cervical opening, which is not conducive to pregnancy. Although it is not conducive to pregnancy, it is difficult to achieve the purpose of contraception.

Pregnancy with anterior uterus is relatively simple. There is no need to do such useless things as standing upside down, sitting still, or using pillows, which are all useless things and can easily cause semen to leak out. The easiest way to get pregnant with an anterior uterus is to adopt the standard position of woman down and man up. Put your feet on your husband's shoulders at the beginning or the last critical moment of intercourse. This will facilitate the entry of sperm into the cervical canal. This is the chest-knee position or the bent-knee lying position. After intercourse, stay like this for five to ten minutes.

The anterior position of the uterus is a very common location, so there is generally no need to worry about pregnancy issues. If you are pregnant, you should be careful not to exercise too much in the early stages of pregnancy to avoid miscarriage. The position of the uterus has nothing to do with the growth and development of the baby. It is recommended that pregnant women take folic acid orally in the early stages of pregnancy to prevent cardiovascular malformations in the fetus.

The doctor said that it is really not necessary to use a pad for anterior uterus? After reading the above article, I believe everyone has understood this problem. It is really not necessary to use a pad for anterior uterus. If you use a pad during intercourse, it will be detrimental to pregnancy. Anterior uterus is normal, but you need to be careful after pregnancy. Don't lift heavy objects, don't lower your head for a long time, don't squat for a long time, and also be careful not to exert too much force when defecating.