Why is the baby boy in a low position?

Some people say that if the fetus is in a low position it is a boy, and if the fetus is in a high position it is a girl. If a pregnant woman has flesh on her face, and her face is round and plump, she is giving birth to a girl; if a pregnant woman's right breast is larger than her left breast, she is giving birth to a boy. If the father gains weight, then it "must" be a boy. The sex of the baby is determined by the male sperm when the sperm and egg combine, and it has nothing to do with the location of the embryo.

Does a low fetal position mean it’s a boy?

There is no such term, and a low fetal position does not mean it is a boy. Fetal sex determination is determined by sex chromosomes and has nothing to do with fetal position. The low fetal position is because the implantation site of the test tube embryo is too low during fertilization. As the embryo grows and develops, the larger and larger embryo will be located in a lower position in the pregnant woman's uterus, close to the cervical opening but not covering it. This area is the location of the placenta, which is called "marginal placenta previa" in medical English. A low placenta is prone to prenatal bleeding. If the bleeding is too heavy, it may cause premature birth or even more serious consequences. Pregnant women should pay attention to their daily health care and get enough rest to avoid overwork. Prevent constipation and other conditions, and seek medical attention immediately if bleeding occurs.

What are the effects of a low fetal position?

What are the effects of a low fetal position? Usually, couples should be prohibited from having sex, and physical activity and exercise should be avoided. Cough with phlegm should be treated promptly to maintain smooth bowel movements to prevent bleeding due to a significant increase in abdominal pressure. Pay attention to private hygiene to avoid infection. Infection can also cause uterine contractions and bleeding.

What are the effects of a low fetal position? In the late pregnancy, try to stay in bed and sleep on your left side to ensure good sleep quality, improve nutrition, and allow the fetus to develop well in the uterine cavity, thereby improving its survival after birth. Persist in counting fetal movements and promptly understand whether the fetus has any abnormal phenomena such as intrauterine hypoxia.

If the placenta is low, don't be too anxious, because the anxious mentality will always affect the development of pregnancy. When a pregnant mother has a low placenta, she should carry out proper lifestyle care, but avoid any excessive exercise, such as running, jumping, etc., and some postures are definitely not suitable. For example, squats.