Distribution map of female ovaries and uterus

As we all know, the uterus, uterus and ovaries are organs unique to women. The menstrual period that comes on time every month is essential for the continuation of the family line. But do female friends know where their uterus and ovaries are located in the human body? Today I will take you to have an in-depth study of the position of the ovaries and uterus.

Position of uterus and ovaries

The uterus is located in the center of the pelvis, between the bladder and duodenum. The uterus and ovaries are located in the pelvis. In the normal human body, they are basically located together with the uterus. However, if you look at the anatomical diagram, they are located on both sides of the uterus. They are all in the pelvis, below the abdomen, and cannot be felt by oneself. They can only be detected by bimanual examination.

What kind of behavior is very harmful to the uterus?

1. Uterine prolapse: Squatting or doing physical work frequently after giving birth will increase abdominal pressure, causing the uterus to move downward along the vagina. The uterus can move down from its normal position along the vagina to below the level of the external cervical opening to the ischial spine, or even completely slip out of the vulva. This is called uterine prolapse in medicine, commonly known as "uterine prolapse". Uterine prolapse: Often squatting or doing physical work after giving birth increases abdominal pressure, causing the uterus to move downward along the vagina.

2. Malformed fetuses and multiple births are very likely to cause dystocia. Malformed fetuses and multiple births are very likely to cause dystocia, which can seriously endanger the safety of the uterus.

3. Ignoring regular pregnancy checkups

4. Find a quack doctor to perform an abortion without authorization.

5. Pregnancy more than 3 times or multiple pregnancies

6. When pregnant women have difficult delivery or the delivery period is prolonged, the excessive use of oxytocin may cause uterine rupture. The rupture of the uterine body or below the uterus during pregnancy or delivery is called uterine rupture.

7. Miscarriage: A woman should not have more than three miscarriages in her lifetime, and no more than two miscarriages within a year.

8. Caesarean section: Caesarean section causes great damage to the uterus.

The above is some understanding and detailed introduction to the location of the ovaries and uterus. I hope it will be inspiring for everyone after reading it. The uterus and ovaries are indeed very important for women. If it is not properly maintained, it will cause irreversible damage to the human body. Therefore, female friends should take good care of their uterus and ovaries.