Generally speaking, being cold during pregnancy indicates a boy or girl

We all know that whether the baby is a boy or a girl is decided by the man. In many traditional and backward places, the preference for boys over girls is still quite serious. Many people discuss that generally speaking, being afraid of cold during pregnancy indicates a boy or a girl. In fact, this is just a traditional way of thinking. Being afraid of cold during pregnancy can only be due to physical reasons of the pregnant woman or the influence of the environment, and it cannot determine whether it is a boy or a girl.

Whether the baby is a boy or a girl is determined by the man. No matter whether it is a boy or a girl, this abstract feeling cannot be used to judge. The most scientific identification method is to do an ultrasound at around 5 months of pregnancy. Of course, it is illegal to identify the sex of the fetus in our country. This is only because most people consciously choose the sex of the fetus. In order to avoid an imbalance in the ratio of men to women, the identification of the sex of the fetus can only be banned.

You may feel cold in early pregnancy. In the first three months, before the placenta is fully developed, the pregnant woman's body temperature is slightly higher, which manifests as fear of cold. After the placenta is fully developed, the body temperature gradually returns to normal. Due to the increase in blood volume, the body becomes hotter, which manifests as not being afraid of cold in the later period.

The reason for being afraid of cold in early pregnancy may also be poor physical constitution or insufficient nutrition, such as insufficient intake of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. Another possibility is hypothyroidism. In order to prevent colds during pregnancy and affect fetal development, pregnant women are advised to pay attention to adding or removing clothes, get enough rest, and drink plenty of water. In addition, it is best to check thyroid function when preparing for pregnancy or in early pregnancy (preferably 8 weeks before pregnancy), which can prevent hypothyroidism from causing intellectual damage to the baby.

In addition to being afraid of the cold in the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women may also experience symptoms such as amenorrhea, dizziness, weakness in the limbs, drowsiness, loss of appetite, frequent nausea, picky eating, preference for sour food, or dislike of greasy and special smells. In addition, breast development, nipple enlargement, darkening of nipple and areola, small nodules around the nipple, and even tingling and swelling in the breast may occur. Frequent urination may also occur because during the first three months of pregnancy, the uterus gradually grows in the pelvic cavity, pressing on the bladder, causing the pregnant woman to constantly feel the urge to urinate. In the middle of pregnancy, the uterus will move up to the abdominal cavity, and the phenomenon of frequent urination will improve. But towards the end of pregnancy, frequent urination will reappear.

It turns out that being afraid of the cold is a symptom that all pregnant women will experience during pregnancy, and it has nothing to do with whether you are giving birth to a boy or a girl. The above explanations are relatively reasonable and scientific. We must pay attention to our bodies and take care of our bodies during pregnancy. Of course, the environment is also very important. We can have a better pregnancy only if we are in a good environment.