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Uterus - Left or Right

ksallgrownup2ksallgrownup2 member
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So H and I realized something after our first ultrasound... This baby is on the left side of my uterus... Opposite to its darling sister, who was on the right. Any other 2nd time moms notice a difference? It would be cool if one side ment one gender vs the other
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Re: Uterus - Left or Right

  • ashnick258ashnick258 member
    I found this on Pinterest.  Not sure how credible it is now that I hear you had complete opposite outcomes.  But it says if its on the left its a girl and if its on the right its a boy.  Hmmm... guess we will just have to be patient for the gender reveal to REALLY know for sure...

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  • beckynsean11beckynsean11 member
    MermaidsMagic said:
    The sex of the baby isnt determined by which side it implants on. I think that has to do with which side you ovulate from. The sex is determined by rhe sperm which has nothing to do with the ute.
    This. I'm pretty sure it's mostly positioned to the right or left because of which tube it came rolling out of. 

       Me: IR-PCOS, elevated DHEAs, low progesterone, weak ovulation  DH: low volume, low T
    SHG 5/10/13: both tubes blocked; HSG 6/28 = Left tube cleared! Right blocked.
    BFP#1 7/20/13 EDD 3/30/14, m/c 8/19/13, D&E 8/21/13, Chromosomal results = normal, female
    Lap & hysteroscopy scheduled for 10/31, right tube cleared, no endo found! ...Happy Halloween!
    Cycle 14: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP! EDD 9/16/14~ Rowan Elizabeth born sleeping at 17w4d on 4/12/14 due to IC.
    ~There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world~
    New RE June 2014. RPL b/w - negative. SIS looking for uterine/cervical abnormalities & Asherman's 6/10/14 - ALL CLEAR!  
    Cycle 16: Natural IUI = CP, Cycle 17: Femara (2.5) + IUI = BFN, Cycle 18 Femara (5) + IUI = BFFN, Cycle 19: Break
    Cycle 20: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP EDD 6/20, transvaginal cerclage 12/19, Carson Quinn born sleeping at 16w3d on 1/6/15 due to IC
    Phone consult with Dr. Haney (Univ of Chicago) for transabdominal cercalge scheduled for 2/9/15.
    "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
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  • JustCricketJustCricket member
    edited January 2014
    I do remember coming across a study that said something about the placenta and what side it's on is a possible indicator. Someone shared this study with me... I guess it's a legit study... take what you want from it... could just be something fun to see if it is correct.


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    Dramatic differences were detected in chorionic villi / placental location according to gender. 97.2% of the male fetuses had a chorionic villi/placenta location on the right side of the uterus whereas, 2.4% had a chorionic villi/placenta location to the left of the uterus. On the other hand 97.5% of female fetuses had a chorionic villi/placenta location to the left of the uterus whereas, 2.7% had their chorionic villi/placenta location to the right side of the uterus.127 cases were found to involve bicornuate uteri with single foetuses, most male fetuses were located in the right horn of the uterus and showed right placental laterality (70%). Most female fetuses 59% on the other hand, were located in the left horn and showed left laterality (59%).Moreover, most of the males located in the left horn exhibited right laterality (89%). Also most females located in right horn exhibited left laterality (976.4%). In addition this research indicated that there was a possible link between renal pyelectasis and placental location, and it might be used as a genetic soft marker.

    Conclusion
    Ramzi’s method is using placenta /chorionic villi location as a marker for fetal gender detection at 6 weeks gestation was found to be highly reliable. This method correctly predicts the fetus gender in 97.2% of males and 97.5% of females early in the first trimester. And it might be helpful to use as a genetic soft marker in relation with fetal pyelectasis.


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  • Irisheyes1247Irisheyes1247 member
    Thus far my kids have been pretty firmly nestled on the right side. We'll see once we get to see this LO.
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  • beckynsean11beckynsean11 member
    From what I remember on Ramzi's theory, it was self-published. If the author doesn't have the confidence in his own work to submit it for peer review, I'm not putting any stock in that study. Just my 2 cents.

       Me: IR-PCOS, elevated DHEAs, low progesterone, weak ovulation  DH: low volume, low T
    SHG 5/10/13: both tubes blocked; HSG 6/28 = Left tube cleared! Right blocked.
    BFP#1 7/20/13 EDD 3/30/14, m/c 8/19/13, D&E 8/21/13, Chromosomal results = normal, female
    Lap & hysteroscopy scheduled for 10/31, right tube cleared, no endo found! ...Happy Halloween!
    Cycle 14: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP! EDD 9/16/14~ Rowan Elizabeth born sleeping at 17w4d on 4/12/14 due to IC.
    ~There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world~
    New RE June 2014. RPL b/w - negative. SIS looking for uterine/cervical abnormalities & Asherman's 6/10/14 - ALL CLEAR!  
    Cycle 16: Natural IUI = CP, Cycle 17: Femara (2.5) + IUI = BFN, Cycle 18 Femara (5) + IUI = BFFN, Cycle 19: Break
    Cycle 20: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP EDD 6/20, transvaginal cerclage 12/19, Carson Quinn born sleeping at 16w3d on 1/6/15 due to IC
    Phone consult with Dr. Haney (Univ of Chicago) for transabdominal cercalge scheduled for 2/9/15.
    "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
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  • JustCricketJustCricket member
    beckynsean11 said:
    From what I remember on Ramzi's theory, it was self-published. If the author doesn't have the confidence in his own work to submit it for peer review, I'm not putting any stock in that study. Just my 2 cents.
    ahh so this is good to know! lol I didn't believe it. I just thought it would be something fun to compare. Although with the study bicorn. uteruses don't have a pattern so it wouldn't apply to me.


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  • ashnick258ashnick258 member
    flyawaycricket said it could just be fun to see it it proves to be right for you.  I know I am curious to find out.
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  • ksallgrownup2ksallgrownup2 member
    I agree, nothing to hold fast to for sure... But definitely something to have a little fun with :)
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  • beckynsean11beckynsean11 member
    edited January 2014
    flyawaycricket said:
    beckynsean11 said:
    From what I remember on Ramzi's theory, it was self-published. If the author doesn't have the confidence in his own work to submit it for peer review, I'm not putting any stock in that study. Just my 2 cents.
    ahh so this is good to know! lol I didn't believe it. I just thought it would be something fun to compare. Although with the study bicorn. uteruses don't have a pattern so it wouldn't apply to me.
    I'm not saying it's not something to have fun with. Go, have funs. But, don't be too upset when you've convinced yourself it's a boy for 10+ weeks & then find out otherwise.

    ETA: Not saying that's what OP or anyone else in this thread is doing, but someone will.

       Me: IR-PCOS, elevated DHEAs, low progesterone, weak ovulation  DH: low volume, low T
    SHG 5/10/13: both tubes blocked; HSG 6/28 = Left tube cleared! Right blocked.
    BFP#1 7/20/13 EDD 3/30/14, m/c 8/19/13, D&E 8/21/13, Chromosomal results = normal, female
    Lap & hysteroscopy scheduled for 10/31, right tube cleared, no endo found! ...Happy Halloween!
    Cycle 14: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP! EDD 9/16/14~ Rowan Elizabeth born sleeping at 17w4d on 4/12/14 due to IC.
    ~There is no foot too small that it cannot leave an imprint on this world~
    New RE June 2014. RPL b/w - negative. SIS looking for uterine/cervical abnormalities & Asherman's 6/10/14 - ALL CLEAR!  
    Cycle 16: Natural IUI = CP, Cycle 17: Femara (2.5) + IUI = BFN, Cycle 18 Femara (5) + IUI = BFFN, Cycle 19: Break
    Cycle 20: Clomid (50)+ IUI = BFP EDD 6/20, transvaginal cerclage 12/19, Carson Quinn born sleeping at 16w3d on 1/6/15 due to IC
    Phone consult with Dr. Haney (Univ of Chicago) for transabdominal cercalge scheduled for 2/9/15.
    "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
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  • ashnick258ashnick258 member
    My SO has already convinced himself that it is going to be a boy and we haven't even had our first appointment yet.  Silly!! I am going to laugh so hard if it turns out to be a girl. I know he won't be "disappointed" either way, but it is going to kind of put a damper on his plans lol
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  • bookqueenbookqueen member
    I don't really know. Last time I ovulated left side and had a left side placenta, and had a boy. I'm pretty sure I ovulated left side again, so we will see! 50/50 chance, lol.
    Benjamin born on - 4/5/12
    BFP 12/31/14, EDD 9/08/14 ~ Natural M/C 2/21/14 at 11.5 weeks
    BFP 5/24/15 - EDD 2/4/16


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