For the most part, the placenta’s positioning isn’t cause for concern. But there are some positions that are more common than others. The anterior position is a less common place for the ...

An anterior placenta usually doesn't cause any problems, though it can increase the chance that your baby will be in the ...

Some possible positions for the placenta are: Anterior placenta: Front wall of the uterus Posterior placenta: Rear wall of the uterus Fundal placenta: Top of the uterus Lateral placenta ...

If it attaches to the front of the uterus, it’s called an anterior placenta. Both types are common. One theory is that sleep position after conception might influence the location of the ...

The mum of the UK’s biggest family, Sue Radford, has revealed she is finding her 22nd pregnancy “stressful” as a result of a the position of her unborn baby's placenta. The mum-of-21 is 26 weeks into ...

An anterior placenta is not a medical condition ... Standard ultrasounds provide information such as: Position of the placenta Size estimation, position, movement, and heart rate of the fetus ...

Tommys also says having an anterior placenta may also increase the chances of the baby being in a back-to-back (occipitoposterior) position. “This is when the baby’s head is down, but the back ...