The top ten behaviors that are most harmful to a woman's uterus

If a woman wants to have a healthy baby, she must first ensure the health of her uterus and avoid doing things that harm the uterus. Let’s see what daily behaviors may harm the health of a woman’s uterus.

The first of the top ten injuries: cesarean section

Cesarean section, commonly known as "C-section". Advice: The harm of choosing a cesarean section may last a lifetime. Experts believe that the benefit of a cesarean section is that it avoids the pain of natural childbirth, but this is not advisable compared to the complications and sequelae it brings to the mother and baby. A cesarean section can only be used as a remedial surgery for pathological factors of the mother and baby.

The second of the top ten injuries: miscarriage

A woman should not have more than three miscarriages in her lifetime, and no more than two miscarriages in a year. Repeated artificial abortions in a short period of time are an important factor leading to uterine injury. Usually doctors cannot see the uterine cavity when performing an abortion, so it is a "blind operation." There are often a few cases where the uterus is damaged or even perforated because the position and size of the uterus are not clearly checked before the operation, the direction of instrument entry during the operation is inconsistent with the curvature of the uterus, or excessive force is used. Or it may cause uterine infection, cervical or uterine adhesions, leading to secondary infertility. In short, abortion has many disadvantages and may even lead to "abortion syndrome".

The third of the top ten harms: Inappropriate use of oxytocin during difficult or prolonged labor can lead to uterine rupture

Rupture of the uterine body or lower segment during pregnancy or labor is called uterine rupture. Uterine rupture is one of the serious obstetric complications and often causes maternal and fetal death. It is mostly caused by abnormalities of the birth canal, fetus, and fetal position, such as bony birth canal stenosis, macrosomia, hydrocephalus, neglected transverse position, etc., which lead to obstruction of the descent of the fetal presenting part and strong contraction of the uterus. Uterine rupture is one of the most serious complications in obstetrics.

The fourth of the top ten harms: more than three pregnancies or multiple pregnancies

Some married women who have daughters want sons instead, so they give birth again throughout their lives and become pregnant multiple times, eventually becoming "over-birth guerrillas." You should know that with each additional pregnancy, the risk to the uterus increases. For those who have more than three consecutive pregnancies, the incidence of uterine disease will increase significantly.

The fifth of the top ten harms: seeking private abortion by quack doctors

For various reasons, some people have abortions privately or seek surgery from quack doctors. The serious consequences of doing so are: uterine damage or secondary infection. Some people hear about so-called "abortion secret recipes" and take them indiscriminately. As a result, they fail to achieve abortion and instead suffer from drug poisoning, which seriously affects their health.

No. 6 of the Top Ten Harms: Neglecting Regular Prenatal Checkups

After a woman becomes pregnant, she should undergo detailed and systematic prenatal examinations on time throughout her pregnancy.

The seventh major harm: malformed babies and multiple births are prone to dystocia

Keeping cats can easily cause fetal deformities. Malformations and multiple births are prone to dystocia, which endangers the safety of the uterus.

The eighth of the top ten injuries: uterine prolapse

Frequent squatting or doing heavy work after childbirth will increase abdominal pressure, causing the uterus to shift downward along the vagina. The uterus can descend from its normal position along the vagina to below the level of the external cervical opening to the ischial spine, or even the entire uterus may fall out of the vaginal opening. This is medically called uterine prolapse, or "uterine prolapse" for short.

The ninth of the top ten harms: indulging in sexual life in early pregnancy and before delivery

Sexual intercourse is prohibited during the first three months of pregnancy. At this time, the embryo is not yet firmly attached to the uterus, and miscarriage is prone to occur. During orgasm, the uterus contracts strongly, which may cause the pregnancy to be terminated. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited, especially for women with a history of miscarriage, women who have experienced threatened miscarriage with a small amount of vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, or those who are older and eager to have a child.

Tenth of the Ten Major Harms: Disordered and Unclean Sexual Life

Unclean sex life can cause: 1. Vaginitis 2. Cervicitis 3. Cervical erosion 4. Fallopian tube inflammation

Don't underestimate these infections, as they are important causes of vulvar cancer, vaginal cancer, cervical cancer and fallopian tube cancer.