Where is the uterus located in the belly button

As a woman, the more important parts are the uterus and breasts, which are also the two organs most susceptible to disease. The uterus is where we create children and where we receive eggs, so the existence of the uterus is very important. Many people don't know where the uterus is located. So the following editor will popularize the location of the uterus in the belly button for everyone.

Where is the uterus located in the belly button?

The position of the uterus is forward-flexed, with the fundus of the uterus located two fingers' width below the navel. In other words, when a woman is standing, the uterus is basically in a straight line and slightly bent forward, the fundus of the uterus is on the bladder, the cervix is ​​posteriorly toward the bottom of the sacrum, and the external os of the cervix is ​​approximately at the level of the ischial spines. What maintains this position? It turns out that the uterus has four pairs of tendons, as well as the muscles and muscle fascia of the pelvic floor, which keep the uterus in its normal position. The 4 pairs of tendons are:

1. Round ligament, which originates from the front of the two corners of the uterus and develops from the front of the labia majora. Its function is to keep the fundus of the uterus in an extended position.

2. The broad tendon is a pair of wing-shaped retroperitoneal folds that start from both sides of the uterus and reach the pelvic wall.

3. The main tendon is below the broad tendon and runs between the sides of the cervix and the pelvic wall. It is a pair of strong smooth muscle and connective tissue fiber bundles, also known as the transverse cervical tendon. It is an important tissue that fixes the position of the uterus.

4. The sacral tendon of the uterus runs from the upper side behind the cervix, bypasses the duodenum on both sides, and reaches the front of the 2nd and 3rd sacrum. The tendon contains smooth muscle and connective tissue, which is short, thick and strong. It can pull the cervix backward and upward, indirectly maintaining the uterus in the forward position. Therefore, the maintenance of the normal position of the uterus depends on the above four pairs of tendons and the muscles and fascia of the pelvic floor.

Changes in the uterus during pregnancy

During pregnancy, the mother undergoes a series of changes to adapt to the development of the fetus, among which the changes in the uterus are particularly obvious. When preparing for pregnancy, the uterus is only the size of a small duck pear, weighs 50 grams, and has a volume of approximately 7 cm * 4.5 cm * 3.5 cm. By full-term pregnancy, the uterus weighs 1000 grams, increased by 20 times, and can hold 5000 ml of contents including the fetus, amniotic fluid, etc. The full-term uterus is 35 cm long, 25 cm wide and about 22 cm thick. The uterus expands with the needs of the growth of the fetus. In the third month of pregnancy (13 weeks of menopause), the bottom of the uterus can be touched 2-3 indexes above the toes; in the fourth month of pregnancy (17 weeks of menopause), the bottom of the uterus is located between the navel and the toes; in the fifth month of pregnancy (21 weeks of menopause), the bottom of the uterus is level with the navel, and the abdominal protrusion can be seen from the outside; in the 31st week of pregnancy, the bottom of the uterus is between the navel and the xiphoid process of the sternum; at full term, the fundus of the uterus is 2-3 horizontal fingers below the xiphoid process; when the fetal head enters the pelvis, the fundus of the uterus may shrink.

The above is my answer to everyone about where the uterus is located in our belly button. Here I still want to remind all ladies that the existence of the uterus is the existence of another life. When a woman's uterus is not well protected, she will become decadent and her skin color will become dark yellow. I hope the above responses will be helpful to everyone. Finally, I wish all women a happy sex life.