Ramzi theory! All welcome to share and guess!

[BABTTC123]

Hi all!

So I realized there isn't a gender prediction thread for the Ramzi theory.

What is the Ramzi thoery?

It is a theory in which the gender of a baby can be determined during the 6-8 week ultrasounds depending on the location of the Placenta, not the baby.

Boys are suppose to have the placenta on the bottom or top right of the uterus (left side of the picture) with a 97.3% accuracy of gender prediction.

Girls are suppose to have the placenta on the bottom or top left of the uterus (right side of the picture) with a 97.5% accuracy of gender prediction.


There lies the struggle, is determining where the placenta is located this early.
It is suppose to be a brighter area on the scan but it can be hard to tell sometimes if there are multiple bright areas.


I'd like for those who join to keep updating on what their babies end up being so we can determine if our predictions based on this theory are correct


I invite wonderers and guessers to join and comment with their questions or experiences!!


I'll start with the first post :3

 

[BABTTC123]

I had my first ultrasound at 6 weeks 4 days yesterday (ignore what this scan says, the other pics are correct but blury.)

Anyone have a guess as to what I am having?

Seeing as it is early I would have assumed the baby would be very near its placenta which would mean I'm having a little boy. To add to this theory, I also have very minimal pregnancy symptoms so far.
But I noticed a bright area on the other side of my uterus which if that turns out the be the placenta then I may be having a little girl!

Can anyone see from this pic where my placenta might be located?
What's your guess??

 

[BABTTC123]

Two more pictures

 

[ReadynWaiting]

This was my u/s with dd at 6+5 and she was top left (right in the pic). I guess this follows the theory!
Why did it come out sideways??? So annoying!

 

[BABTTC123]

Aww
Well that's one proven ultrasound for the theory! ^_^

Did your doctor do any measurement pictures to help identify which is the baby and which is the yolk sack?
I'm assuming the baby is pointing outwards into the uterus?
I still can't tell what's what without their measurement tools lol

 

[ReadynWaiting]

The baby is what is attached to the side and the yolk sac is towards the middle of the sac.

 

[Xpecta]

Does the yolk sac become the placenta?

 

[ReadynWaiting]

Does the yolk sac become the placenta?

The yolk sac is what nourishes the baby until the placenta takes over. After that it shrinks and is of no use.

 

[Xpecta]

Does the yolk sac become the placenta?

The yolk sac is what nourishes the baby until the placenta takes over. After that it shrinks and is of no use.

Sorry, I knew that. What I meant by that was, will the placenta be in the same place as the yolk sac. At my ultrasound, they saw the yolk sac which was the same size as the baby, and it was on the right side of the screen. Is that where the placenta will be?

 

[Nessabella]

I don't know my gender yet (find out 2 weeks today 20+2) but this is the scan I got very early on.. think I was 5+4? Maybe too early?

 

[BABTTC123]

Does the yolk sac become the placenta?

The yolk sac is what nourishes the baby until the placenta takes over. After that it shrinks and is of no use.

Sorry, I knew that. What I meant by that was, will the placenta be in the same place as the yolk sac. At my ultrasound, they saw the yolk sac which was the same size as the baby, and it was on the right side of the screen. Is that where the placenta will be?

It could end up being in the me spot just by luck, but generally no. The placenta will form anywhere in the gestational sack it should be fairly close to the baby though and at this time in the scans you can tell by a brighter area where the placenta may be starting to form.

 

[BABTTC123]

I don't know my gender yet (find out 2 weeks today 20+2) but this is the scan I got very early on.. think I was 5+4? Maybe too early?

Hmm... it's hard to tell, but it looks like the gestational sack is teeny tiny in this one. The theory primarily works for ultrasounds between 6-8 weeks. But maybe someone with better eyes can tell from this?
I think the placenta starts forming more so around 6 weeks which is why the theory can be used around that time.

 

[ReadynWaiting]

Does the yolk sac become the placenta?

The yolk sac is what nourishes the baby until the placenta takes over. After that it shrinks and is of no use.

Sorry, I knew that. What I meant by that was, will the placenta be in the same place as the yolk sac. At my ultrasound, they saw the yolk sac which was the same size as the baby, and it was on the right side of the screen. Is that where the placenta will be?

When I looked the Ramzi theory up the placenta always showed on the outside of the sac or the outer rim of the sac.

 

[Xpecta]

Okay, well then I have no idea She didn't give me a picture unfortunately. I forgot to ask. But she did show me the yolk sac. So I guess I'll just have to wait.

 

[DoraLauraLou]

This was my abdominal scan at 8+2! Any guesses welcome!

 

[ReadynWaiting]

To me it looks like the placenta is to the left which means boy!

 

[Xpecta]

Okay, so I got another ultrasound a couple days ago and I looked a saw a white area on the outside of the sac on the bottom left side. So we'll see. I asked the doc but because he's not an ultrasound tech, he wasn't sure.

 

[blessedmomma]

Here is 6+1 for me. I have a friend who is really good at these and she gave me what she thought, but it would be interesting to see what others think.

 

[BABTTC123]

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Here is 6+1 for me. I have a friend who is really good at these and she gave me what she thought, but it would be interesting to see what others think.

Hmmm....
It looks like the placenta is going to be at the top right but it circles around quite a bit.
Soo girl is my guess :3
What did your friend guess?

 

[blessedmomma]

Girl with lower right for placenta. I tried to upload the pic but it said the file was too large