The uterus is an important reproductive organ for women. If this organ shows abnormalities, it will not only affect women's health, but also seriously affect their future fertility. In daily life, many women may find that their uterus is in a flat position through ultrasound examination. So how does the uterus change from a flat position to an anterior position?
Under normal circumstances, the position of a woman's uterus is anterior, posterior, and horizontal, and these positions usually do not change on their own. However, some women may experience an enlargement of the uterus after pregnancy, with the protruding pelvic cavity protruding from the horizontal plane towards the abdominal wall, thereby shifting its position to the anterior uterus. For this situation, it is important to take more rest and have a nutritious diet.
Some women may have previously suffered from gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, but after treatment, the inflammation is eliminated, which can cause the originally flat uterus to become anterior. There are also some experienced doctors who, when conducting internal medicine examinations on women, push up their uterus in a flat position, which will also make the uterus in a forward position.
In daily life, women need to hold their urine during abdominal ultrasound examination, which can also cause the uterus, which was originally in a flat position, to be pushed forward. These situations are generally normal manifestations and will not affect women's health. For the sake of uterine health, it is important to regularly visit the hospital for gynecological examinations in daily life, so that timely treatment can be taken when gynecological diseases occur in the body.
