What are the effects of a small cervix?

In fact, everything has its pros and cons, and everything has its two sides. The same is true for a small cervix. Only when you suffer from a small cervix can you clearly understand how much impact it has and at what level it affects. If we can clearly understand its impact, pay attention to it in advance, take precautions, and pay more attention to it, then will our losses be reduced? Let’s discuss the effects of a small cervix.

1. First of all, a small cervix means a small uterus, which is one of the main factors causing infertility. The reason is that a small cervix will affect the entry of sperm into the uterine cavity, thereby reducing the chance of pregnancy or directly causing infertility, which will also have a certain impact on the relationship between husband and wife.

2. As mentioned above, there is a clinical symptom that may cause irregular menstruation, such as menstrual cramps accompanied by scanty menstrual flow, or even amenorrhea or menopause. This is the main manifestation of "follicular hypoplasia".

3. Chronic cervicitis, cervical adhesions or congenital uterine insufficiency may often cause a small cervix. If the cervix is ​​small, it may affect the entry of sperm into the uterine cavity, thereby reducing the chance of pregnancy and even causing infertility. It may also affect the choice of natural delivery in the future.

The cervix is ​​an important tissue organ in the reproductive system, located below the uterus. A small cervix may have a certain degree of impact on fertility. First of all, if the cervix is ​​small, during intercourse, after the man ejaculates, the semen will encounter greater friction resistance when entering the cervix, so the probability of sperm and egg cells meeting and fusion will be reduced, thereby affecting the chance of pregnancy.

In addition, women with small cervixes may need cesarean sections during childbirth. Because the cervix of these women is small, the cervix cannot dilate during childbirth, and the fetus cannot be delivered naturally through the cervix. It is easy to suffer from hypoxia or even suffocation. Therefore, cesarean sections are required.