What are the pros and cons of a retroverted uterus?

Retroverted uterus is a common disease in women. It is very harmful to the body. It can also easily lead to some gynecological diseases and affect normal pregnancy. Retroverted uterus is very harmful to the body and has no benefits. Therefore, it is necessary to detect it early, check and treat it in time, pay more attention to observe your physical condition and eat more protein foods.

A retroverted uterus has no benefits, but many harmful effects. For example, it can easily cause infertility in women, dysmenorrhea, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, and even endometritis, endometriosis, etc. It can also easily cause increased vaginal discharge, low back and abdominal pain, a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, and often cause pain during sexual intercourse.

1. Infertility

The posterior uterus can pull the cervix upward, making it impossible for sperm to enter the cervix smoothly, and conception is of course difficult to achieve. To achieve the purpose of conception, sexual intercourse can be performed in the position of man on top and woman on bottom. After ejaculation, the woman's buttocks can be raised and she can lie on her back for half an hour.

2. Dysmenorrhea

A posterior uterus is like a teapot, and the menstrual blood in the uterine cavity is difficult to discharge. Therefore, women with a posterior uterus often experience dysmenorrhea due to the spasmodic contraction of the uterine muscle. Women with a posterior uterus can take a prone position when menstruation comes, so that the uterine cavity is above the cervical canal. The menstrual blood can flow smoothly from the high uterine cavity to the low cervical canal, and the menstrual blood can be discharged from the body smoothly, thus avoiding the occurrence of dysmenorrhea.

The posterior tilt of the uterus can often cause the ovaries and fallopian tubes to sag posteriorly and downward, causing the position of the ovaries and fallopian tubes to change, causing twisting of the pelvic veins, poor blood flow, and pelvic venous congestion, leading to excessive menstruation, abdominal distension, back pain, and some people may even experience pain during sexual intercourse.

If you find that your uterus is retroverted, you can look at the various causes and understand the related impacts on the human body. No matter what the impact is, everyone should protect the environment around the uterus, pay attention to cleaning the area around the urethra, and change underwear frequently.

What are the consequences of a retroverted uterus?

It is a common uterine position in clinical practice, including retroverted uterus and retroflexed uterus. If the longitudinal axis of the uterus remains unchanged, the entire uterus will tilt backwards, causing the cervix to be upturned, which is called retroverted uterus. If the cervix is ​​in a normal position and only the uterine body falls backwards, it is called uterine retroflexion. Retroverted uterus is usually a normal phenomenon, but some cases may be associated with gynecological diseases.

1. Kneeling exercise: Kneel with the body upright. Raise both arms and then bend the body forward while keeping the arms straight and the hands on the ground. Be careful to prevent retroverted uterus after delivery. Most retroverted uteruses can be prevented.

2. Avoid lying in the supine position for a long time during rest. Starting from the third day after delivery, you can do some abdominal, limb and pelvic floor muscle exercises in bed to help postpartum recovery. Pelvic infection after miscarriage or due to other reasons may cause adhesions, which will lead to retroverted uterus and should be treated actively as soon as possible. Poor postpartum uterine recovery should be corrected in time.

3. Preventive health care: Avoid lying in supine position for a long time. Starting from the third day after delivery, you can do some health exercises for your abdomen, limbs and pelvic floor muscles in bed. After miscarriage or due to other reasons, pelvic infection and adhesion formation will promote the formation of retroverted uterus, so it should be treated actively as soon as possible. Strictly implement postpartum examinations and promptly correct any poor recovery of the uterus after delivery.

4. Pay attention to physical exercise at ordinary times to strengthen the tension of the ligaments and pelvic floor muscles in the pelvic cavity and try not to make them loose;

5. Develop the habit of urinating and defecating on time, do not overfill the bladder, and do not increase abdominal pressure due to habitual constipation;

6. Avoid chronic bronchitis and cough frequently and forcefully;