Is the posterior wall of the placenta definitely a girl?

People always have high expectations for something unknown. For example, when a woman is pregnant, whether the baby is a boy or a girl becomes a result they look forward to very much. Even in modern medicine, doctors can tell whether a pregnant woman is carrying a boy or a girl, but out of ethical considerations, doctors will not tell pregnant women the gender, so pregnant women can only infer it based on their own physical condition. If the placenta is on the posterior wall, is it definitely a girl?

Whether a baby is a boy or a girl has always been a topic that people like to discuss after dinner. In fact, the probability of having a boy or a girl is the same. It is unscientific to judge the gender of the child based on the position of the placenta. The placenta may be attached to the front wall, back wall, bottom and lower segment of the uterus. This is something that no one can say for sure, so relying solely on such results to determine the gender of the child can only be said to be a way to pass the time and entertain each other. If you want to get accurate results, it is not trustworthy to determine based on the posterior wall of the placenta.

1. If there is no morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy (that is, the first three months of pregnancy), it is likely that a boy will be born. If there is severe morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy, it is likely that a girl will be born.

2. If the fetal heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute, it is a boy; if the fetal heart rate is at least 140 beats per minute, it is a girl.

3. If the color of the areola becomes darker, it means a boy is born; otherwise, it means a girl is born.

4. If the bulging belly looks like a fully inflated, firm, round basketball, it means the baby is a boy. If the bulging belly looks like a big watermelon and its shape does not look as round as a ball, it means the baby is a girl.