Patient's question:
My wife is pregnant, but her uterus is a bit small. Will this affect the fetus?Is it necessary to do regular check-ups? How often are the check-ups usually done?
Doctor's answer:
The normal size of the uterus is approximately 7-5 cm in length, 4-5 cm in width, and 2-3 cm in thickness, with a uterine cavity volume of about 5 milliliters. If your uterus is slightly smaller than the normal range, it should not significantly affect the fetus. Generally, it may lead to a smaller newborn size, but it has little impact on their later development. There is no need to worry too much.Generally, doctors recommend that patients with risk signs during prenatal examinations pay attention to keeping warm and avoiding coldness. Additionally, patients should also ensure a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing you a healthy delivery.