What is the reason for an enlarged uterus?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Women with excessive childbirth, due to repeated pregnancies and childbirth, have elastic fiber tissue in the uterine muscle layer proliferate between smooth muscles and around blood vessels, leading to uterine hypertrophy; or it may be caused by repeated decomposition during the postpartum period, resulting in incomplete involution of the uterus.
II. Due to the obstruction of ovarian function, excessive estrogen secretion, and persistent stimulation, the uterine muscle layer becomes thickened, leading to uterine hypertrophy.
III. Slow or uterine parenchymal inflammation can cause uterine fibrosis, which may also lead to uterine hypertrophy.
IV. Pelvic congestion or arteriosclerosis of the uterine muscle layer can cause proliferation of connective tissue in the uterus, resulting in uterine hypertrophy.