What is the normal anteroposterior diameter of the uterus?

People's uterus should have the donor's front-to-back diameter, which can determine whether the uterus has developmental abnormalities. People with smaller uteruses may have difficulties in pregnancy, while people with larger uteruses are too large. The fetus will develop more freely in the uterus. Therefore, the size of the uterus depends on the effect and success rate of pregnancy. The uterus is very important to the body.

The normal length of the uterus should be about seven centimeters. This may be caused by congenital abnormalities in the development of the reproductive system, which may affect a woman's normal pregnancy in the future.

Everything else is normal, but the uterus is smaller than normal, which is medically called uterine hypoplasia. The clinical manifestations are infrequent menstruation, late menstruation, amenorrhea, and dysmenorrhea as the main symptoms.

Among patients who have been identified as having "uterine dysplasia", most patients can achieve good treatment results, except for a few who have congenital developmental disorders and are difficult to treat. Therefore, in order to achieve better therapeutic effects, it is also necessary to determine whether uterine dysplasia is a congenital developmental disorder.

After exclusion, Western medicine can be used for treatment. The correct treatment plan is to first identify the factors that cause uterine hypoplasia, and then promote ovulation to restore ovarian function and secrete estrogen and progesterone normally, thereby stimulating the growth and development of the uterus and enabling infertile patients to conceive.

Therefore, infertile patients with "small uterus" do not need to have any mental burden. As long as they choose the right method and actively treat it, they can achieve satisfactory results and have a good baby.

Precautions for pregnancy and fetal preservation in patients with small uterus

1. Once you are confirmed to be pregnant, you should keep a happy mood and stable emotions. During pregnancy, you should use medications with caution, avoid contact with radiation and toxic substances, do not smoke or drink, prevent viral infections, and moderate your sexual life.

2. Pregnant women should pay attention to supplementing their diet with enough protein, vitamins and minerals. They should eat more green leafy vegetables, beans, eggs, kelp, seaweed and other foods rich in iron. They should avoid partial eclipse and should not be too hungry or too full to ensure the spleen and stomach are in good condition.

3. Pregnant women should stay away from places with many cars and near battery factories and paint factories to avoid inhaling toxic lead into their bodies through the air. Do not eat foods containing lead, such as preserved eggs, popcorn, and snacks with various pigments added. You should eat more foods containing protein, calcium, iron and zinc to effectively prevent the absorption of lead by the human intestine and lower the blood lead level.

4. Pregnant women should pay attention to hygiene, take a bath frequently, change clothes frequently, and starting from five to six months, take a bath once a day with soapy water and scrub the nipples to prevent nipple retraction, which will otherwise make breastfeeding difficult after delivery. Nipple rupture may lead to mastitis.

5. Pregnant women should wear loose clothes that are suitable for both cold and warm weather. They should not use tight garters and belts to avoid affecting blood circulation, causing varicose veins and restricting fetal activity. Take some exercise and walk to promote blood circulation.

6. The perinatal period refers to the period from the 28th week of pregnancy to seven days after delivery. Strengthening monitoring and health care during this period, performing regular prenatal examinations, checking the fetal position, and observing fetal movements can enable the fetus to develop normally in the mother's body, ensure the health of the mother and baby, ensure normal delivery of the fetus, and reduce perinatal morbidity and mortality.

How to prevent a small uterus

1. Pay attention to regular life, adequate nutrition, moderate diet, avoid being too cold or too cool, and do not blindly diet to lose weight during the growth period, especially for thin girls during the growth period.

2. Pay attention to physical exercise and a combination of work and rest, and do not go on a diet to lose weight. Because fat is an essential substance for the production of various hormones, especially sex hormones.

3. Adolescent girls and women of childbearing age should strengthen their nutrition and eat more foods such as soybeans, squid, coriander, etc.