Ashmeaquestion
October 20th, 2016, 05:29 PM
Some info on the theory:
"there is no need to flip the image and usually we can assume that the left side of your printed image is the right side of your body"
what we see in from of us (image) has to be turned, so the u/s pic is put on our tummy with pic facing outside. this is how we see the actual location of the placenta, and not the baby.
So for girl placenta will be on the right of the image (left in uterus) and for boy the placenta will be on the left (right in uterus)
Only problem is, I can't find the placenta!! Anyone know where it is here?
Thank you!!
Ash
"there is no need to flip the image and usually we can assume that the left side of your printed image is the right side of your body"
what we see in from of us (image) has to be turned, so the u/s pic is put on our tummy with pic facing outside. this is how we see the actual location of the placenta, and not the baby.
So for girl placenta will be on the right of the image (left in uterus) and for boy the placenta will be on the left (right in uterus)
Only problem is, I can't find the placenta!! Anyone know where it is here?
Thank you!!
Ash