Is it easy to have a daughter if the uterus is retroverted?

The reproductive role played by the uterus in the female body cannot be ignored, because when a woman becomes pregnant, the uterus has become an important part for the normal growth of the fetus. Depending on the position of the uterus, each woman's ability to conceive is different. For women with a retroverted uterus, it is usually more difficult to conceive than for women with an anterior uterus. But are women with a retroverted uterus more likely to give birth to daughters?

Is it easy to have a girl if the uterus is retroverted?

There is no direct correlation between a retroverted uterus and whether a woman will give birth to a girl. Whether a boy or a girl is born is determined by the genes of both men and women, and has no direct relationship with whether the uterus is located anteriorly or posteriorly. Don’t be complacent when you hear others say that a retroverted uterus is more likely to give birth to a girl. The retroverted uterus really has little impact on the gender of the baby.

A retroverted uterus makes it difficult for people to get pregnant. Due to the posterior position of the uterus, it is not easy for male semen to enter the uterus after sexual intercourse. Most of it lingers in the cervical opening and cannot enter. It is also because of this reason that the chance of it entering the uterus is greatly reduced, thus affecting the chance of pregnancy.

Therefore, it is recommended that you change your sexual posture and adopt more posterior sexual posture to increase the chance of pregnancy.

Advantages and disadvantages of retroverted uterus

In fact, there are no advantages to a retroverted uterus. It mainly has disadvantages, and the disadvantages vary depending on the degree of the retroverted uterus. If the retroverted uterus is not caused by disease, it is not a big problem and will not have a big impact on the pregnancy rate. But if the retroverted uterus is caused by a disease, it will definitely have a corresponding impact on your pregnancy rate.

This is mainly because the retroverted uterus can cause pelvic adhesions, rectouterine pouch adhesions, etc., which prevent sperm from entering the cervix and have no chance to combine with the egg due to fixation.

To this end, you need to be able to analyze whether your retroverted uterus is harmful based on your own situation. If the retroverted uterus only manifests itself in physiological aspects and there are no problems such as dysmenorrhea or pain in sexual intercourse, people do not need to worry about its side effects.