Is it good for the placenta to be located on the posterior wall of the uterus?

A woman's natural maternal instinct will make her care for her children, especially after she has a baby. She will pay close attention to the baby's health from the moment the baby is in the belly. The position of the placenta in the uterus after pregnancy will also determine whether the baby is healthy. Is it good if the placenta is located on the posterior wall of the uterine fundus? Will it have any impact on the baby? Let’s follow the editor below to find out.

The female uterine cavity is divided into anterior wall, posterior wall, fundus, and lower segment anatomy. Posterior placenta means that the placenta is attached to the back wall of the uterus. It is farther away from the lower end of the uterus.

The placenta is located on the posterior wall of the uterus, which is the normal attachment position of the placenta, so pregnant mothers don’t need to worry. Whether the placenta is located on the front or back wall of the uterus, it will not affect the baby as long as it is not placenta previa or low-lying placenta.

In fact, no matter the placenta is located on the front or back wall of the uterus, as long as it is not placenta previa or low-lying placenta, it will not affect the baby and it is all fine as long as the B-ultrasound data shows that the baby's development is completely normal, the biparietal diameter and femur length are within the normal range, and the amniotic fluid and placenta are also good.

There is a folk saying that during pregnancy, the front wall of the placenta is male and the back wall is female. Is this statement reliable? In fact, experts say that it is unscientific and inaccurate to judge the baby's gender based on the position of the placenta.

Pregnant women should be reminded that in addition to paying attention to the importance of regular prenatal checkups during pregnancy, they should also ensure that they avoid drinking caffeinated drinks as much as possible.

Don’t drink too much water before going to bed; develop regular sleeping habits and don’t do strenuous exercise before going to bed; it’s best to choose to sleep in the left side position to supply more blood to the fetus, which will make the baby more comfortable in the mother's belly and also ensure that the mother sleeps comfortably.

From the above we understand that it is not good or bad for the placenta to be located on the posterior wall of the uterine fundus, but it will have no effect on the baby and the baby will still be healthy. Isn't the most important thing for pregnant mothers to care about the health of the baby? As long as the baby is fine, nothing else matters. As for the position of the placenta in the uterus, it is not considered to be controllable. The most important thing is to relax your mind.