What is the difference between front pregnancy and back pregnancy?

Most people may not understand the difference between anterior pregnancy and posterior pregnancy. In fact, anterior pregnancy means uterus anteriorly positioned, while posterior pregnancy means uterus posteriorly positioned. In fact, there is no clear distinction between the two. However, among the people, there are various sayings that if the baby is conceived in the anterior part of the uterus, it is more likely to be a son, while if the baby is conceived in the posterior part of the uterus, it is more likely to be a girl. So, what does this mean?

Anterior pregnancy mainly involves the uterus. Anterior pregnancy may refer to uterus anteriorly positioned, and posterior pregnancy refers to uterus posteriorly positioned. It is very easy to get pregnant with uterus anteriorly positioned (anterior pregnancy). Generally, the B-ultrasound report will indicate whether your uterus is anteriorly positioned or posteriorly positioned. Posterior pregnancy refers to the retroverted uterus, while anterior uterus (anterior pregnancy) makes it very easy to conceive. Generally, on the B-ultrasound report, it will be noted whether your uterus is anterior or posterior.

The fertilized egg should implant in the middle of the uterus but sometimes it may be offset; if it implants toward the front, it is an anterior pregnancy, which will be very obvious in the belly around 3-4 months; if it implants toward the back, it is a posterior pregnancy, which will not be too obvious until 8-9 months. These are all normal phenomena and are actually nothing to worry about.

There is no difference between front and back pregnancy, the only difference is the location of the fertilized egg implantation. Some women with front pregnancy may have a bigger belly. There is also a saying that the front and back of the diaper can distinguish between boys and girls, but it is not very accurate. As long as you are pregnant, it is a good thing. Some people say that everyone's body is different. I don't actually have anything wrong with it. I seem to have heard that one type is easier to get pregnant, while the other is more difficult to get pregnant.

It should also be noted that before becoming pregnant, women should eat more bananas and foods rich in potassium, calcium, vitamin C, etc., and also eat more alkaline foods, as this will increase the chances of giving birth to a boy.

To sum up, the front pregnancy and the back pregnancy are actually just a simple conceptual distinction, and have no real meaning or difference. Therefore, you don’t need to worry too much about this concept, which is actually meaningless. Another thing to note is that during pregnancy, you must pay attention to your diet and avoid strenuous exercise.