Anterior uterine position is generally asymptomatic. In gynecological ultrasound examination and gynecological dual diagnosis examination, according to the relationship between the uterus and the body, it is divided into three states: anterior uterus, intermediate uterus and posterior uterus. Generally, anterior and intermediate uterus do not have any obvious clinical manifestations, while posterior uterus is obvious due to the fact that the uterus is directed backward a small portion of women may have manifestations such as difficulty in discharging menstrual blood, lower abdominal pain during the menstrual period, and low back pain. Anterior uterine position is easier to conceive than posterior uterine position because the cervix is downward and backward. Posterior uterine position usually has no obvious symptoms and does not need to take treatment measures if the backward flexion of the uterus is not obvious. If a woman has no obvious symptoms, she does not need to worry about the position of the uterus and can live a normal life.