What are the dangers of anterior uterus?

For men, a woman’s face is not the only thing that matters. It is equally important for her to be able to give birth to children and produce offspring for them. The uterus is a unique reproductive organ for women to nurture the fetus, so it is necessary for women to understand in detail and pay attention to the maintenance and care of their own uterus. Generally, the common position of a woman's uterus is an anterior uterus, that is, the cervix points downward to the posterior fornix and is in a relatively low position. So what are the dangers of anterior uterus?

What does anterior uterus mean?

An anteverted uterus means that the cervix points downward toward the posterior fornix and is in a relatively low position. Therefore, during sexual intercourse, the male's sperm is more likely to concentrate there, making it easier for the sperm to combine with the egg and result in conception. So in general, it is easy to get pregnant with an anterior uterus.

Classification of anteverted uterus

There are three types according to the relationship between the edge of the placenta and the cervical opening.

(1) Complete placenta previa

The placenta completely covers the internal cervical os, also known as central placenta previa.

(2) Partial placenta previa

The placenta partially covers the internal os of the cervix.

(3) Marginal placenta

The placenta is attached to the lower part of the uterus, with the lower edge reaching the edge of the internal cervical os, also known as low-lying placenta previa.

Symptoms of anterior uterus

Symptom 1

The symptoms of patients with anterior uterus are not very obvious, so many female friends are unable to detect it. For this reason, the inflammation is difficult to detect, leading to infertility.

Symptom 2

The patient's anterior uterus is prone to placenta previa, which is one of the main causes of bleeding in late pregnancy and threatens the life safety of mother and child. It is recommended that patients with anterior uterus go to the hospital for examination to avoid adverse effects.

Symptom three

Because an anteverted uterus is a normal position, no treatment is required. However, it should be noted that it is easier to get pregnant with an anterior uterus.

Symptom 4

Secondly, an anterior position of the uterus is normal. So how to get pregnant with an anterior position of the uterus? In fact, there is no need to stand upside down, use a pillow, or "stumble". These are useless. If the posture is not correct, semen will flow out easily, and pregnancy will also be easy.

Effects of anterior uterus on the body

Impact 1

The uterus is the first home of human beings. Its position in the pelvic cavity can be divided into three positions: anterior, middle, and posterior. The anterior uterus refers to the frontmost position of the uterus in the pelvic cavity. So, is an anterior uterus good? Experts point out that the presence of an anterior uterus is different for each woman. In comparison, an anterior uterus makes it easier to conceive and has no effect on the body.

Impact 2

The normal position of the uterus does not affect conception. The uterus is usually divided into three parts: anterior uterus, median uterus, and posterior uterus. An anterior uterus means that the cervix points downward toward the posterior fornix of the vagina. It is located lower in the body, so after intercourse, semen tends to concentrate there, and the cervix is ​​easily soaked in semen, which is conducive to sperm passing through the cervical opening to meet the egg and conceive. Therefore, the chances of pregnancy are greater with an anterior uterus.

Impact Three

The cause of anteverted uterus is still unclear, and it may be related to endometrial lesions, excessive placental area, or delayed development of the fertilized egg. Postpartum infection, multiple births, intrauterine surgery or multiple curettages can cause endometritis or endometrial damage, resulting in incomplete growth of blood vessels in the uterine decidua and insufficient blood supply when the fertilized egg is implanted.

To sum up, the uterus can be divided into three positions in the pelvic cavity. The anterior uterus will not have any impact on women, but patients with the posterior uterus should be treated early. It not only causes dysmenorrhea, endometriosis, and menorrhagia in women, but the biggest harm is that it can cause female infertility.

Conclusion:

I believe that after reading the above content, everyone knows the dangers of an anterior uterus, so when female friends find that they have an anterior uterus, don’t worry too much, just maintain a healthy attitude.