Is it easy to get pregnant with a retroverted uterus?

There are many factors that affect a successful pregnancy, among which the state of the uterus is one of the key factors affecting pregnancy, because the fetus develops and grows mostly in the uterus. Once there is a problem with the uterus, it will hinder the development of the fetus. For example, some women have abnormal uterine position, which has a certain adverse effect on pregnancy, while other women have a retroverted uterus. Is it easy for them to get pregnant? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

A simple posterior uterus will not be affected. However, if the retroverted uterus is caused by endometriosis and is adhered to the surrounding tissues and organs, it can easily lead to infertility.

Under normal circumstances, the uterus is located in the center of the pelvis in an anteversion position. The entire cervix and uterus are like a scale with the fulcrum at the cervix. If the uterus is in an anteversion position, the cervix moves downward and backward, which is conducive to the early development of the fertilized egg into a fetus after marriage. After the couple has sex, the semen accumulates in the posterior fornix of the vagina, so the downward cervix is ​​immersed in the semen, which is conducive to the movement of sperm into the uterine cavity and pregnancy.

On the contrary, when the cervix is ​​in the retroverted or flexed position, the cervix is ​​in an upturned state, and the woman lies on her back during sexual intercourse. Therefore, the cervix is ​​far away from the semen and is not easily soaked in semen, thus affecting pregnancy. If a woman with a retroverted uterus plans to have a baby, she can raise her hips for half an hour after having sex after the IUD is removed to allow the semen to fully soak the cervical opening, which will allow her to become pregnant without having to remove the IUD.

Under normal circumstances, the position of the uterus is anteverted and anteflexed, that is, the uterine body tilts forward and the cervix moves backward and downward, making the uterine body anteflexed. Actively correct the retroverted uterus. Insist on lying on your side, back, or kneeling 2-3 times a day, each time for half an hour, to give the uterus a chance to lean forward and flex. During menstruation, you should also lie prone once a day because the uterus is slightly softer, which helps it to tilt forward. If the retroverted uterus is more serious, you should often do the knee-chest position, that is, kneel perpendicular to the ground, and your waist should be bent downward instead of arched upward, for about 15 minutes each time.