After becoming pregnant, women all want to have a baby through vaginal delivery, which is not only beneficial for the healthy growth of the baby, but also for the recovery of the female body. But in order to have a vaginal delivery, certain conditions need to be met, such as the fetal position being correct. So, which is better for vaginal delivery, the anterior or posterior wall of the placenta?
Whether the anterior or posterior wall of the female placenta is better during vaginal delivery does not affect the process of vaginal delivery. Whether the placenta is attached to the anterior or posterior wall of the uterus, as long as the lowest edge of the placenta is not lower than the foreskin, vaginal delivery can be performed. It is normal for the placenta to attach to the anterior, posterior, and lateral walls of the uterus, and the specific position of the fetus depends on the specific location of the gestational sac implantation in the uterus during early pregnancy.
If the gestational sac implants on the anterior wall of the female uterus during early pregnancy, the placenta will also adhere to the anterior wall of the uterus. If the gestational sac implants on the posterior wall of the female uterus, the placenta attaches to the posterior wall of the female uterus, which will not affect the growth and development of the fetus or vaginal delivery. Pregnant women don't need to worry too much, just do their prenatal check ups on time.
Pregnant women should protect themselves throughout the entire pregnancy, especially during the due date, and undergo regular check ups to ensure that both the pregnant woman and the fetus are in a healthy state. In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to appropriate exercise. Through exercise, the body's immunity can be improved, and it is also beneficial for natural childbirth.
