Best way to conceive with a flat uterus

There are generally three positions of the uterus in the pelvic cavity, namely: flat uterus, anterior uterus and guard uterus. These three positions generally do not affect conception. Although conception is slightly more difficult in a flat uterus than in an anterior uterus, as long as you pay attention to mastering a certain body position, conception is not a difficult task. So, what is the best way to conceive with a flat uterus? Here is some relevant knowledge for you!

This describes the position of your uterus in your pelvis. The position of the uterus in the pelvic cavity can be anterior, posterior, and parallel. Most women have an anterior uterus, some have a parallel uterus, and a few have a retroverted uterus. This position can be detected by B-ultrasound during a gynecological examination, and an experienced doctor can also feel it out by hand. This is all normal, don't worry, it will not affect pregnancy, but the anterior uterus is the most favorable uterine position for pregnancy, and this position is slightly inferior.

A flat uterus is a normal position. Flat uterus is a medical term from imaging studies. Describe the location of the uterus in the human pelvis. The main thing is that the uterus is symmetrical on both sides. There is no increase (pregnancy and tumor), no deviation (uterine ectopic fallopian tube pathology), the size and shape are normal without deformity, it is a normal shape.

A flat uterus is a normal position. This situation does not affect pregnancy. You can have sex during your ovulation period, which is around the 14th day before your period. The first is to have sex during the ovulation period, with the man on top and the woman on the bottom. Do not rush to pull out the penis after each intercourse. Putting a pillow under the woman's buttocks can also increase the chance of conception.

Pregnancy is still possible with a flat uterus. Pregnancy occurs when the man's sperm enters the woman's vagina, then swims up the fallopian tube, collides with the woman's egg and combines with it (at that time the woman happens to be in her dangerous ovulation period, not her safe period). If you don't ejaculate inside the vagina or wear a condom, the chance of sperm and egg meeting each other is not high, and the pregnancy rate is relatively low. If you ejaculate inside the vagina, the sperm and egg will meet each other, and the possibility of pregnancy is very high. On average, there are 180 million sperms in each ejaculation of a man (66 million sperms per milliliter of semen), but it only takes one sperm to slip into the vagina, swim into the uterus, and combine with the egg for pregnancy to occur.

It takes about one day for a normal sperm to migrate from the reproductive tract to the fallopian tube. Assuming that the sperm meets the egg and successfully fertilizes it as soon as it enters the fallopian tube, and lands on the endometrial wall at the fastest speed, it will take at least two days. In other words, in the most ideal situation, the woman may become pregnant three days after having sex, but few people can achieve such an ideal state.

The moment when sperm and egg meet and fertilize is called fertilization. The process of sperm and egg combining and fertilizing itself takes about 12 hours, which means that the entire fertilization process must be completed 24 hours after ovulation. It takes 7 to 8 days for the fertilized egg to swim from the abdominal wall of the fallopian tube to the uterus and implant in the mother's body, which is when it is called conception. Therefore, it takes at least 7-8 days from fertilization to pregnancy, but no more than 9-10 days, because if it exceeds 10 days, the corpus luteum will retreat, progesterone will withdraw, and menstruation will come again.

However, for different women, the vitality of their eggs, the landing time of the fertilized eggs, and the development ability of the embryos are all different, so it is impossible to accurately infer the time of conception after intercourse. Moreover, various factors such as the accuracy of ovulation day calculation, mood during intercourse, and whether there are abnormalities in the reproductive system will have a significant impact on whether both parties can have children or the probability of having children, so there is no accurate answer to how long it will take to get pregnant after intercourse.