A uterine section of 46x32x38 is normal. To determine if the uterus is of normal size under ultrasound, three values that add up to equal to or greater than 120 millimeters are within the normal range.
The size of a woman’s uterus is related to her age, heredity and whether or not she has had a baby. If the uterus is too large or too small, it can have an effect on the patient’s health.
If the uterus is too small, the patient may have clinical manifestations such as primary amenorrhea, decreased menstruation, primary infertility and habitual abortion, which will seriously affect the patient’s reproductive function. If the patient’s uterus is too large, clinical manifestations such as excessive menstruation, anemia and miscarriage may occur, seriously affecting the patient’s health.
Patients should develop good hygiene habits, including frequent washing and changing of underwear. Active contraception, avoidance of abortion, regular review, women of childbearing age are generally recommended to go to regular hospitals for gynecological examination once a year.