Placenta anterior uterine wall male and female

The gender of the baby in the belly has always been the most interesting topic for everyone. In addition to folk names such as "sour boy, spicy girl" and "pointy belly, round belly", there is also a saying that the gender can be determined by looking at the position of the embryo. The front wall of the placenta is male and the back wall is female. Is this statement reliable?

According to folklore, if the placenta is on the front wall during pregnancy, it means you are pregnant with a boy, and if it is on the back wall, it means you are pregnant with a girl. In fact, according to the introduction of experts, it is not reliable and accurate to judge the baby's gender based on the location of the embryo! The adhesion of the embryo has nothing to do with the gender of the baby.

Expectant mothers especially like it. Expectant mothers can try to identify the baby's gender in this way.

1. If the baby's fetal movement is felt as beating and the whole body rolls, it is a boy. If only the whole body rolls, it is a girl.

2. If the pregnancy reaction is not severe, it is a boy, and if it is severe, it is a girl.

3. If your feet are not swollen, but slightly swollen in the late stage of pregnancy, it means you are pregnant with a boy, and if they are very swollen in the middle or late stage of pregnancy, it means you are pregnant with a girl.

4. A pointed belly indicates a boy, and a round belly indicates a girl.

5. If the pregnant mother becomes uglier and has rough skin, it is a boy. If the skin does not change or becomes more beautiful, it is a girl.

The difference between the anterior and posterior walls of the placenta is that the embryo attached to the anterior wall of the uterus is located on the anterior wall of the uterus, and the embryo attached to the posterior wall of the uterus is located on the posterior wall of the uterus. Both the anterior and posterior walls of the placenta are normal; but if the embryo is located on the posterior wall, it is relatively safe. If the embryo is located on the anterior wall, it means that the embryo is relatively close to the cervical os and is prone to dislocation, resulting in miscarriage or premature birth. Therefore, mothers with anterior placenta need to be more careful throughout pregnancy, especially when having sex in the second trimester.