The most frightening thing a woman has in her life is that this place will change shape.

Did you know? The uterus can also be deformed, and if the uterus is deformed, it will seriously affect your health. The uterus is closely related to pregnancy and childbirth. Uterine malformations will naturally affect fertility and fetal development.

Do you know why the uterus becomes deformed? How to prevent it? Next, the editor will take you to learn about it!

What is uterine malformation?

Uterine malformations are divided into atresia and non-atresia. There are two forms of atresia. One is complete: the rudimentary horn of the uterus is not connected to the uterine cavity, and periodic lower abdominal pain occurs after sexual maturity. Therefore, it is often discovered before marriage and can be treated appropriately. The other is incomplete: the rudimentary horn of the uterus is connected to the uterine cavity, there is no obvious dysmenorrhea, but rudimentary horn pregnancy often occurs. Non-atretic uterine malformations include didelphys (double uterus, double cervix, double private parts), bicornuate and double cervix uterus (bicornuate uterus, double cervix, single private part), bicornuate and single cervix uterus (bicornuate uterus and single cervix), unicornuate and single cervix uterus, incomplete septate uterus, complete septate uterus, etc.

Uterine malformation can affect the movement of sperm, implantation of fertilized eggs, and the development and growth of the fetus, causing infertility or miscarriage. There are two causes of this disease: one is the incomplete development of the paramesonephric duct derivatives, and the other is the fusion disorder of the paramesonephric duct derivatives.

How to prevent uterine malformations?

1. Marry and have children at the right age, avoid early marriage and early childbearing

If women marry and have children too early, their uterus will not be fully developed yet, which will not only make it difficult for them to bear the responsibility of nurturing a fetus, which is not conducive to eugenics, but will also easily overwhelm the uterus and lead to a variety of diseases. For example, teenage girls are more likely to have difficult labor than adult women, the chance of uterine rupture is significantly increased, and uterine prolapse is more likely to occur after childbirth. Therefore, it is necessary to choose an appropriate time to have children.

2. Arrange three meals reasonably and supplement nutrition

Ensure three meals a day to supplement all the nutrients needed for uterine development, such as protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals. To achieve this, first, insist on breastfeeding until the age of one and a half, and arrange complementary foods reasonably; second, insist on eating balanced meals after weaning, that is, a variety of food and balanced proportions.

3. Maintain your health after childbirth

Different women have different maintenance periods. Postpartum care for women should be between 2 and 3 years, depending on the physical condition of different women. This is also a necessary buffer period for women to enter their second childbirth. The standard of a healthy woman is a harmonious uterus and uterus, moist skin, regular urination and defecation, stable emotions, etc.

How to maintain the uterus?

1. Strictly prevent postpartum uterine prolapse

If you do not pay attention to rest after giving birth, and often squat to work or do heavy work, the abdominal pressure will increase, and the uterus will shift downward along the vagina from its normal position. Therefore, women must pay attention to rest after giving birth.

2. Don’t indulge in lust

When sex life is indulgent, the uterus is the first victim. If the sexual life is unclean, pathogens can enter the uterine cavity through private parts and cause endometrial infection.

3. Pay attention to whether menstruation and leucorrhea are normal

The normality of menstruation and leucorrhea can reflect the health of the uterus. If you find an increase in leucorrhea or abnormal menstrual bleeding, you should seek medical attention promptly and undergo relevant examinations to ensure early detection and treatment.

4. Reduce high-fat foods

High-fat foods promote the production and release of certain hormones, and the formation of uterine fibroids is related to large amounts of estrogen stimulation. Adhere to a low-fat diet, drink plenty of water, and avoid spicy, alcoholic, frozen and other foods.