Pregnant woman yawns and is pregnant with a boy

There is no significant difference in clinical symptoms whether a pregnant woman is carrying a boy or a girl. Because no matter whether you are pregnant with a boy or a girl, the body's estrogen will increase tens of thousands of times, which will cause clinically relevant early pregnancy reactions, including gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea, vomiting, anorexia, and excessive salivation. Some people also experience dizziness due to the increase in estrogen. In addition, the effect of estrogen causes breast enlargement, mild breast swelling and pain, and the nipples and nipples to become colored. Therefore, during pregnancy, whether it is a boy or a girl, there is no significant clinical difference in symptoms.

Pregnant women cannot judge whether they are having a boy based on symptoms during pregnancy. Common methods for identifying the sex of the fetus include color ultrasound, amniocentesis, and minimally invasive DNA testing. However, current national laws and regulations strictly prohibit the assessment of fetal gender. Whether it is a boy or a girl, the health of the baby is important. It is recommended to eat more foods containing protein and vitamins during pregnancy. You can eat small meals frequently to reduce the discomfort during pregnancy. Moderate exercise is beneficial to the development of the fetus. It is recommended to do a good job of pregnancy check-up in time.

Pregnant women, whether they are carrying a girl or a boy, have no obvious sleeping characteristics. Whether you are pregnant with a boy or a girl, the uterus will be relatively enlarged. Therefore, in the 28th week of pregnancy, after the uterus grows above the navel, it is best for the pregnant woman to sleep on her left side. This is because sleeping on the left side of a pregnant woman can reduce the compression of the abdominal aorta by the enlarged uterus, and can also prevent the compression of the inferior vena cava by the enlarged uterus.

This is beneficial to the fetus and the baby's intake of nutrients into the blood. Naturally, it is mainly for pregnant women to sleep on their left side, but they can also sleep on their right side or on their back. But a moderately comfortable posture is better.