Which is easier to develop, the front wall or the back wall?

Both the front wall and the back wall are near the uterus. During childbirth, a woman may give birth to a baby from the front wall or from the back wall. Although it sounds like both methods are the same, there are actually certain differences between the two. One is easier to give birth to and the other is not. However, many women do not know which one is easier to give birth to. So which one is easier to give birth to, the front wall or the back wall?

Some people say that after looking at many examples, most births in women with posterior cervical fossa are boys. But in fact, the location of the placenta in the uterine wall has no direct relationship with the sex of the fetus, and cannot be used to determine the sex of the fetus. After confirming pregnancy, it is best to take good care of yourself during pregnancy and have regular checkups to ensure normal development and growth of the fetus. As long as the baby is healthy in the future, you don't need to worry too much about the gender of the fetus.

Under normal circumstances, the placenta should be attached to the front, back and side walls of the uterus. The anterior and posterior walls of the placenta refer to where the placenta attaches to the uterus. The anterior wall of the placenta is the upper part of the uterus facing the lower belly, the posterior wall is the upper part of the uterus facing the spine, and there is also the side wall, which is on the left and right sides of the upper part of the uterus.

The location of the placenta in the uterus can be on the front wall or the back wall of the uterus, which is normal. The front wall of the abdomen appears relatively large, while the back wall of the abdomen appears small. The left occipital anterior fetal position is the most ideal fetal position, and the fetus is easy to deliver.

The above article introduces the probability of anterior and posterior wall pregnancy for both males and females. Nowadays, there are many ways to help pregnant mothers determine whether the baby in their belly is a boy or a girl, but none of them are accurate enough. The most correct way is to go to the hospital for an ultrasound test. The editor believes that the baby’s gender is actually not important. The most important thing is to be able to have a safe pregnancy and a smooth delivery.

Both the anterior placenta and the posterior placenta are normal, but the specific locations of attachment are different. Normal delivery has little to do with the position of the placenta, but is mainly related to the mother's pelvic condition and the fetus itself. Pay attention to rest, take good care of the fetus, and go to the hospital for regular prenatal checkups. Sexual intercourse is prohibited after 7 months of pregnancy.

The position of the placenta has little to do with whether a natural birth occurs. If it is an anterior placenta, a natural birth cannot occur. Don't be too nervous. The doctor will determine the method of delivery for you based on your physical condition and the position of the fetus. I wish you and your baby good health.