Female uterus and bladder location diagram

The female uterus and bladder are located in the center of the pelvis, and they play a relatively important role in the female body.

A woman's uterus and bladder are located in the middle part of the pelvic cavity, between the bladder and the rectum. The lower end of the uterus is directly connected to the two sides of the vagina, the fallopian tubes and the ovaries. The fundus of the uterus is located at the entrance of the small pelvis. The uterus is a relatively important reproductive organ for women. Its main functions are to conceive and eliminate toxins from the body. Under the stimulation of estrogen in women's bodies, the endometrium will shed, which can expel harmful substances from the body and improve their immunity. After a woman has a normal sexual life, the sperm and egg will combine, and the fertilized egg will implant in the uterus. After women reach adulthood, the shape of their uterus will appear slightly tilted forward.

The bladder plays a relatively important role in the female body. It is mainly located in the pelvic area. The bladder can excrete metabolites from the body into the bladder. When the fluid increases, it will stimulate local nerves, causing the urge to urinate, and the bladder will be restored through urination. The female uterus and bladder are both located in the pelvic area. In daily life, it is still necessary to protect the abdominal area. It is best not to be hit or squeezed, so as not to affect the uterus or bladder, which will also affect the normal function and health of the uterus and bladder.