Is the fetal position loa a boy or a girl?

After a pregnant woman becomes pregnant, there are many opinions on how to judge whether she will have a boy or a girl. Some people say that the fetal position loa can determine whether the baby is a boy or a girl. But some people say this statement is wrong. In order to let everyone have a comprehensive understanding of this knowledge, we need to analyze the knowledge of fetal position loa in detail. So is the fetal position loa a boy or a girl?

The writing of fetal position is indicated by three aspects: 1. It represents whether the bone is on the left or right side of the pelvis, abbreviated as left (L) or right (R); 2. It represents the name of the bone, such as "occipital", i.e. "O", for vertex presentation, "sacral", i.e. "S", for breech presentation, "chin", i.e. "M", for face presentation, and "shoulder", i.e. "Sc", for shoulder presentation; 3. It represents whether the bone is in front, back or horizontally of the pelvis. For example, if the baby is vertex first and the occipital bone is on the left side of the pelvis and facing forward, the fetal position is left occipital anterior (LOA), which is the most common fetal position.

The fetal position loa is a boy or a girl

1. The old method says that baby boys have heavy heads and are more likely to be upside down, so their stomachs look pointed. In this case, when the amniotic fluid is formed and the baby is formed, the boy should be in the head position and the girl in the breech position. A mother on the forum said that through the experiences of more than a dozen colleagues and classmates around her, she found that it was like this. Either the baby was in the head position from about 5 months old, and it was a boy; or it was in the breech position at about 5 months, and the baby was not turned to the head position until about 8 months old or when the mother lay down on her stomach, and it was a girl.

2. Boys - From about 5 months until birth, the baby is in the head position, with the head facing downwards. Girls - They can sit in the breech position from around 5 months old, and then turn to the head position at around 8 months old or when they are born, or even continue sitting until birth.

We learned from the above knowledge. The sex of the fetus cannot be determined based on its position in the mother's womb. Instead of going through different examinations to identify the baby's gender too early, it is better to spend the time with the fetus, slowly look forward to the birth of the child, and see the baby surprisingly come into this world.