Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Hello doctor.
I have been married for over a year and have never been pregnant. A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have a retroverted uterus and pelvic inflammation. I took a box of Huarong tablets, and it might have been cured.
I heard that people with a retroverted uterus should place a pillow under their buttocks during intercourse. Last month, I also bought ovulation test strips and had intercourse, but I still didn’t get pregnant.
This time, my period started on 05/12/28 and ended on 04. Then, I had intercourse on 06/08/10/12.
Could you please tell me if this increases the chances of pregnancy? If I still don’t get pregnant this time...
Doctor's answer:
Posterior uterus, a large portion of which is congenital; if this is the case, treatment is not required. However, if it is caused by induced abortion, poor postpartum recovery, or inflammation, it is necessary to first treat the relevant gynecological conditions. Adjusting sleep posture: long-term supine sleeping can easily lead to a posterior uterus, so it is recommended to adopt side sleeping or prone sleeping more often and avoid prolonged supine sleeping.