Is it possible to have a baby without a uterus?

Generally speaking, a person cannot give birth without a uterus. If experiencing any discomfort, it is recommended to seek timely medical treatment at a formal hospital. The specific explanation is as follows:

The uterus is a vital organ for fetal development, providing the site for implantation of the fertilized egg and serving as the foundation for embryonic growth. Without a uterus, the fertilized egg has no place to implant and the process of embryonic development cannot occur, making natural conception and childbirth impossible. Whether the absence of a uterus is congenital or due to surgical removal caused by disease, the physiological basis for reproduction is lost, preventing natural pregnancy and childbirth. Although in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology allows for the cultivation of fertilized eggs outside the body and their subsequent transfer into a woman's body, a normal uterus is still required for fetal development. Therefore, women without a uterus also cannot achieve pregnancy through IVF technology.

Although modern medical technology continues to advance, there is currently no effective method to fulfill the desire for childbirth in women without a uterus. Therefore, women without a uterus should adjust their mindset and actively face life.