Anterior uterus means more boys

The uterus is an important reproductive organ for women and plays a very important role in their fertility. The uterus is divided into two types according to its specific location: anterior uterus and posterior uterus. Some people believe that the position of the uterus has a certain relationship with whether a woman gives birth to a boy or a girl. In fact, there is no necessary connection between the position of the uterus and the gender of the fetus. Let me introduce you to the relevant knowledge below!

1. Is the anteverted uterus a boy or a girl?

Anterior uterus has no relationship with the sex of the fetus.

Anteverted uterus only refers to the position of the uterus. Most women have an anterior uterus, while some have a parallel or posterior uterus. Either position is normal.

The boy or girl is determined by the combination of sperm and egg, and the final phenotype is genes. The gender of a baby is determined by a pair of chromosomes in the fertilized egg. The sex chromosomes in females are XX and in males are XY. One chromosome comes from the father and the other from the mother. The probability of having a baby boy or girl is 1 to 1.

What does anterior uterus mean?

An anterior uterus is one in which the cervix points downward toward the posterior fornix of the vagina. It is located lower in the body, so after sexual intercourse, semen tends to concentrate there, and the cervix is ​​easily soaked in semen, which is conducive to sperm passing through the cervical opening to meet the egg and conceive.

Note: The chances of pregnancy are higher in anterior uterus. However, an anterior uterus can easily cause placenta previa, which is one of the main causes of bleeding in late pregnancy and threatens the life safety of mother and child. It is recommended that patients with an anterior uterus go to the hospital for examination to avoid adverse effects.

3. Anterior or posterior uterus is better

Both anterior and posterior uterus are normal phenomena, just like a person's height. So don't be too nervous.

1. Anterior uterus

Can easily lead to anterior placenta. But the chance of pregnancy is high. This is a normal body position, and most women have an anterior uterus.

(Placenta previa, the normal attachment of the placenta is to the posterior wall, anterior wall or lateral wall of the uterine body. After 28 weeks of pregnancy, the placenta is attached to the lower segment of the uterus, and even the lower edge of the placenta reaches or covers the internal cervical os, and its position is lower than the fetal presenting part)

2. Retroverted uterus

The chance of pregnancy with a retroverted uterus is relatively low and does not affect pregnancy. There will be symptoms such as excessive menstruation, back pain, excessive vaginal discharge, and discomfort during sexual intercourse. No treatment is required. However, if the patient has a retroverted uterus, the cervix will be upturned after 3 months of pregnancy.