What are the advantages and disadvantages of a retroverted uterus?

There is rarely a saying about retroverted uterus. In fact, there are several positions of uterus in women. In addition to retroverted uterus, there are also median uterus and anterior uterus. Usually, this will not have much impact on women's bodies, but it will have some impact on women's pregnancy. For example, the success rate of pregnancy is different in different uterine positions. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of retroverted uterus?

First, what is a retroverted uterus?

Retroverted uterus refers to the position of a woman's uterus. Generally speaking, the position of the uterus can be divided into anterior uterus, median uterus and posterior uterus. Women with anterior uterus are easier to get pregnant, while women with posterior uterus have a smaller chance of getting pregnant. In other words, posterior uterus will have a certain impact on pregnancy. So what are the effects of posterior uterus after pregnancy? Let’s talk about this issue below.

Second, what are the effects of a retroverted uterus after pregnancy?

Retroverted uterus refers to the upward tilt of the cervix, which generally has a certain impact on female pregnancy, but it does not mean that pregnancy is completely impossible. Retroverted uterus just makes pregnancy more difficult. If you are already pregnant, then there will be no adverse effects on the pregnant woman and the fetus. The fetus will develop and grow in the uterus just like the fetuses of women with anterior and median uterus, and no adverse effects will occur. If we have to say that there is an impact, then we can only say that the retroverted uterus may have a certain impact on delivery, but the greater impact on delivery is the width of the pelvis and the size of the fetus. It cannot be said that the position of the uterus has no impact at all, but the impact is very small.

Third, what measures should be taken if you want to get pregnant with a retroverted uterus?

For women with a retroverted uterus, the cervix is ​​lifted upward, so it is difficult for semen to soak into the cervix. This greatly reduces the chance of sperm entering the uterus and reaching the fallopian tube, and then entering the fallopian tube to merge with the egg to form a fertilized egg. If such women meet a lover with a relatively small amount of semen and weak sperm motility, it will lead to infertility.

In fact, if women with retroverted uterus take some measures during sexual intercourse, it is easier for them to conceive. For example, women should not urinate immediately after sexual intercourse. They can lie prone on the bed for half an hour, which will allow the semen to soak into the cervix and enter the uterus. They can also raise their buttocks and put a pillow under them during and after sexual intercourse, which will allow the cervix to be soaked by semen and make it easier for semen to enter the uterus.

What are the effects of a retroverted uterus during pregnancy? From the above introduction, we can know that the retroverted uterus after pregnancy has almost no effect on the fetus and the pregnant woman, and the impact on delivery is also relatively small. However, it is more difficult for such women to conceive. If you want to conceive, you can take some measures.