Does anterior pelvic tilt affect fertility?

The reasons that affect fertility include: for men, erectile dysfunction, such as impotence and premature ejaculation will affect fertility, and the number and motility of sperm. If the number of sperm is too small and the motility is poor, that is, the quality of sperm is not good, it will affect fertility. For women, whether the fallopian tubes are smooth, whether the ovulation period is normal, and whether the thickness of the uterine wall is suitable for embryo implantation all affect pregnancy. Will anterior pelvic tilt affect pregnancy? Let’s discuss the interpretation below.

Whether pelvic tilt will affect pregnancy depends mainly on the level of pelvic tilt:

1. If the degree of extension is relatively light, the impact on fertility will not be significant.

2. The extension of the pelvis may affect pregnancy, because the pelvis supports the abdomen and plays an important role in protecting the internal organs and reproductive organs. The deformation of the pelvis will affect the internal organs and reproductive organs in the pelvis.

3. Severe pelvic tilt causes serious distortion of the uterus, ovaries, etc., which may obstruct the blood flow system and even cause partial loss of function.

Therefore, a severe anterior pelvic tilt can affect pregnancy.

This also depends on the level of pelvic tilt. If it is a mild type, the impact on fertility is not significant. However, for patients with more obvious pelvic anterior tilt, it will affect fertility to a certain extent. The pelvis supports the abdomen and has the important function of protecting the internal organs and reproductive organs. Pelvic tilt will change the shape of tissues and organs such as the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes to varying degrees, thus affecting their normal physiological functions. It can increase the symptoms of low back pain during pregnancy, and if it is serious, it will also affect the growth and development of the baby.