Is it easy to have a vaginal birth with an anterior uterus?

After pregnancy, many mothers choose to give birth naturally. However, some people are suitable for natural birth, while others are not very suitable due to the position of the uterus. If the position of the uterus is not good, it may pose a huge threat to pregnancy and childbirth, especially the anterior uterus, which is a problem encountered by many pregnant mothers. So today we will find out, is it better to choose natural birth if the anterior uterus is in position?

Anterior uterus may cause placenta previa, which is one of the main causes of bleeding in late pregnancy and threatens the safety of mother and child. Whether anterior uterus can choose natural delivery actually depends on the location of the embryo. Generally, if it is placenta previa, pregnant women may not be able to choose natural delivery and should choose cesarean section to reduce the risk of delivery. If the position of the embryo is normal and other criteria are met, you can choose to give birth naturally.

Does anterior uterus need treatment?

If it is a mild anteverted uterus, it can be corrected through posture exercises. The specific method is to sleep on your side, lie flat, and kneel down 2-3 times a day to give the uterus a chance to return to its original position. During the menstrual period, you should also lie prone once a day, because the uterus is slightly softer at this time, which is conducive to the reduction of the uterus. However, if the patient has moderate to severe anterior uterus, further treatment is needed to avoid adverse effects. Anterior uterus is also a factor causing ectopic pregnancy in women, threatening the safety of pregnant women and fetuses, so patients still need to undergo detailed consultation and examination.

Many women have an anteverted uterus, so if you are diagnosed with an anteverted uterus during pregnancy, there is no need to worry about internal bleeding during a natural birth. If the anteverted uterus does not cause placenta previa, the possibility of internal bleeding is still small. An anteverted uterus does not absolutely affect the natural birth of the fetus. It actually depends on the specific situation.