Both husband and wife should undergo a detailed prenatal examination before pregnancy to check if their physical conditions are suitable for preparing for pregnancy. There are many aspects involved in prenatal examination, and the uterus is the place where the fetus is normally conceived. Some women may find that the uterus volume is too small during the examination. So, does a small uterus volume affect pregnancy?
If a woman's uterus volume is too small, it can have a certain impact on pregnancy, but the extent of the impact still needs to be determined based on her own situation. Generally, congenital uterine dysplasia leads to a smaller uterine volume and absence of menstruation. If left untreated, the chances of successful pregnancy are not high. If the uterine volume during menstruation is relatively small, there is still a certain chance of pregnancy after following medical advice.
In clinical practice, some patients require medication to treat the condition of a small uterine volume, but the specific situation still needs to be determined through detailed examination by clinical physicians. Physicians will develop specific treatment plans based on the patient's condition and examination results, in order to improve the uterine condition and increase the chances of successful conception for patients.
Patients can also pay more attention to their diet and increase their intake of high protein meats appropriately. Never blindly diet to lose weight, otherwise it will seriously affect the level of estrogen in the body. When the estrogen in the body is unstable, the development of the uterus will also be affected.
