There is no necessary connection between the anterior position of the uterus and whether or not the pregnancy shows. As the fetus grows, the uterus also grows. Whether or not you are pregnant is mainly related to the size of the fetus, the degree of uterine enlargement, the looseness of the pregnant woman’s abdominal wall, and the position of the placenta, but not so much to whether the uterus is in anterior or posterior position. If the fetus is large, the uterus is enlarged, the abdominal wall of the pregnant woman is loose, the pregnant woman is fat, and the amniotic fluid is large, these factors are likely to make the pregnant woman more pregnant. Some pregnant women, although the uterus is in anterior position, but the abdominal wall is tighter, not loose, and the pregnant woman’s body type is thinner, amniotic fluid is not too much, the placenta position is more backward, so even if the fetus is bigger, it is not easy to be too pregnant. Everyone has a different body type, the size of the fetus after pregnancy is different, and the location of the placenta is also different, so whether or not the uterus is pregnant has little to do with the position of the uterus.