Which is better, the anterior or posterior wall of the placenta?

The anterior and posterior walls of the placenta are not easier to deliver, but it is determined by the condition of the remote control itself.

It is normal for the placenta to be located on the anterior wall or the posterior wall. It mainly refers to the position of the placenta. It usually does not affect delivery and will not affect the speed of delivery. It usually cannot be judged based on whether it is an anterior wall placenta or a posterior wall placenta. The decision of caesarean section also needs to be based on the development of the fetus and the pregnant woman's own situation. If the fetus appears to be growing too large and the pregnant woman herself suffers from high blood pressure or diabetes, it is best to terminate the pregnancy by caesarean section to avoid affecting the fetus or herself. If there are no contraindications to delivery and the fetus is developing well and there is no umbilical cord around the neck, delivery can generally be chosen to terminate the pregnancy.

During pregnancy, you need to go to the hospital regularly for relevant prenatal check-ups. Through prenatal check-ups, you can observe the development of the fetus, especially in the second trimester, when you need to do Down syndrome screening or four-dimensional color ultrasound. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to dietary adjustments and try to achieve a balanced diet, so that you can replenish the nutrients needed by the body in time, which can be of great help to the growth and development of the fetus. You also need to pay more attention to rest and arrange your work and rest time reasonably.