Precocious placenta usually means boy

Have you ever heard of embryo maturity determining whether a boy or a girl will be born? We have always been curious about the secret of giving birth to a daughter while pregnant with a boy. What are some better ways to identify it? Let’s take a look at it together today. For example, will the embryo mature and result in a boy or girl? Is that conducive to having a boy? Let’s find out together.

Embryonic maturity cannot determine whether the baby is a boy or a girl, because embryonic maturity is related to the mother's body. The maturation of the embryo will cause the pregnant mother's blood injection to decrease, which in turn affects the fetus's oxygen production and nutrient intake. The maturation of the embryo may also cause the embryo to undergo abruption, resulting in premature birth or intrauterine problems in the fetus.

If there is a problem with the maturity of the embryo, it should be resolved according to the specific situation. Pregnant women who are close to 37 weeks of pregnancy should have a caesarean section immediately. If the gestational age is less than 37 weeks, hospitalization and observation are recommended. If any abnormality is found, immediate treatment can be taken, including oxygen therapy if necessary.

Damage to embryonic maturation

1. The embryo is the "nutrient bank" of the fetus. The pregnant mother provides nutrients and oxygen to the fetus through the embryo. The maturity of the placenta is generally divided into three levels. The higher the level, the more perfect the expression. Normally, the growth rate of the fetus and the maturation of the embryo should increase synchronously, so embryonic maturation is an abnormal phenomenon.

2. On the one hand, an embryo that matures too early will reduce the amount of blood infusion, thereby reducing the oxygen and nutrients for the fetus, affecting the development of the fetus. On the other hand, it is very easy to cause the embryo to fall off prematurely and cause premature birth, or the fetus may suffer from intrauterine distress during delivery and die from suffocation due to lack of oxygen.

The embryo is the nutrient bank and protective layer of the fetus. Most of them continue to improve with the growth and development of the fetus. However, if it is not synchronized with the improvement of the fetus, it is necessary to observe whether it has affected the fetus, or to adopt the method of early delivery to avoid the impact of embryonic maturation on the fetus. In addition, it is necessary to prevent other diseases that may cause the embryo to mature during pregnancy.