What are the benefits of a small cervix?

Because nowadays most women have irregular or abnormal living habits, lifestyle and diet, which have more or less caused the occurrence of some gynecological diseases, and some gynecological diseases have also become "gynecological killers", which makes many female friends very confused. The uterus is the most important reproductive organ of our female friends. Of course, if there is a problem with the uterus, it may threaten our health. So now let's discuss some issues related to the uterus.

The cervix is ​​the opening of the uterus and an important component of the uterus. However, because everyone's physiological structure is different, some women have a small cervix. Then many people will wonder whether a small cervix will cause any harm to the body?

The uterus is one of the important reproductive organs of the female urinary system, and the cervix is ​​the opening of the uterus. It plays an important role in the process of reproduction and pregnancy. It also has a function of preventing miscarriage and premature birth. Of course, for female friends who have not given birth, the cervix is ​​not large, which is normal, because it is difficult for bacteria to enter the uterine cavity and cause inflammation and infection. Therefore, a small cervix not only has bad aspects, but there is no need to worry too much about it affecting the entire process of pregnancy and childbirth, because the cervix will be affected by pregnancy reactions and a large cervical opening is good.

What does a small cervix mean?

The uterus is a very important organ for us female friends. It is also a very important reproductive organ. In addition to being an important area for creating a life, it is also a "best friend" that tests the health of female friends and an important place for menstruation. However, there are also many women who have an enlarged or small uterus, that is, a small cervix, which is medically known as "uterine hypoplasia." Uterine dysgenesis is mainly caused by poor metabolism, that is, due to ovarian obstruction resulting in insufficient estrogen metabolism.

A small cervix is ​​one of the main causes of clinical infertility. A small cervical opening means that the cervix is ​​narrow, which makes pregnancy difficult. In fact, a small and narrow cervix will not affect pregnancy, but an excessively narrow cervix is ​​another matter, because the internal opening of a normal cervix is ​​connected to the uterine body, and the external opening leads to the vaginal vault, which is in normal condition with the outside.

The cervix is ​​small, but the uterus is small. Patients with small uterus are often accompanied by irregular menstruation, including scarce menstruation, amenorrhea, or menstrual cramps. These are all clinical symptoms of a small cervix and a small uterus.

What are the effects of a small cervix

In fact, everything has its pros and cons, and everything has its two sides. A small cervix is ​​not an exception. Only when you have a small cervix will you clearly understand how big the impact is and what aspects it affects. If we can clearly understand its impact, pay attention to it in advance, take precautions, and pay attention to it in our hearts, then will our losses be reduced? So let’s discuss what impact a small cervix has?

1. First of all, a small cervix means a small uterus, which is also one of the main factors causing infertility. Why is this? Because a small cervix will affect the entry of sperm into the uterine cavity, thereby reducing the chance of pregnancy or directly causing infertility, which will also have a certain impact on the relationship between husband and wife.

2. As mentioned above, there is a clinical symptom that may cause irregular menstruation, such as menstrual cramps accompanied by scanty menstrual flow, or even amenorrhea or menopause. This is the main manifestation of "uterine hypoplasia".

3. Chronic cervicitis, cervical adhesions or congenital uterine insufficiency may cause a small cervix. If the cervix is ​​small, it may affect the entry of sperm into the uterine cavity, thereby reducing the chance of pregnancy and even causing infertility. It may also affect future normal delivery.