Symptoms of early pregnancy and male pregnancy

Pregnant women and their relatives want to know whether they are pregnant with a boy or a girl through fetal gender identification. What are the main symptoms of early pregnancy symptoms for a boy? What are the early pregnancy symptoms for a boy? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Symptoms of early pregnancy and pregnancy boy

1. When you are pregnant with a boy, you cannot easily see the cup shape when looking from behind, but when you are pregnant with a girl, you can clearly see her belly when looking from behind.

2. Some people say that when pregnant with a boy, the belly is pointed, while when pregnant with a girl, the belly is rounder.

3. Changes in the face and skin of pregnant women: If the face of a pregnant woman becomes more and more beautiful, and her skin becomes smoother and smoother, she may give birth to a daughter. On the contrary, if her face becomes uglier, her skin becomes less and less smooth, or even her face is covered with acne, she may be pregnant with a boy. Many people believe in this statement, but in fact it is not very true.

4. Changes in the taste of pregnant women: Some people think that if the taste of a pregnant woman is different from that of the previous pregnancy, the gender of the fetus will also change. In fact, a pregnant woman’s preference for sour or sweet food has nothing to do with the gender of the fetus.

5. The speed of the fetal heartbeat: Generally speaking, if the fetal heartbeat is stronger and slower, the baby is likely to be a boy; otherwise, it is a girl. This method of guessing the sex of the fetus has a high probability of error.

6. Some medical researchers have conducted research to predict the baby's gender based on certain conditions. Some recent survey reports show that in the early stages of pregnancy, the more severe the pregnancy reaction, the greater the chance of giving birth to a girl.

7. It is generally believed that mothers who are pregnant with boys are more tired and that boys require more energy than girls.

Is fetal heart rate accurate in determining gender?

Gynecologists stress that there is actually no scientific research basis for this. Since the content of fetal heart rate monitoring is to record the changes of fetal heart rate in an instant based on the data signal, it is possible to grasp the reaction of fetal heart rate when the baby moves and the uterus contracts, so as to infer whether the baby in the uterus is short of oxygen. The normal heart rate of a fetus is between 120 beats/minute and 160 beats/minute. If the fetal heart rate is <120/minute or >160 beats/minute for more than 10 minutes, it means that the fetal heart rate is abnormal.

The condition of the pregnant woman herself also affects the changes in the fetal heartbeat. For example, if the pregnant woman has a fever, the fetal heartbeat will often exceed 160 beats/minute. If the pregnant woman has a relatively hyperactive thyroid hormone, her own heartbeat will be rapid, and the fetal heartbeat will also often exceed 160 beats/minute. If the pregnant woman takes some medications, such as salbutamol, which is taken for premature babies to maintain pregnancy, or atropine, it can cause the heart rate of both the mother and the child to increase. A slow fetal heart rate may be caused by fetal intrauterine hypoxia, but sometimes pregnant women take some drugs, such as propranolol, which act on the fetus through the placenta, causing the fetal heart rate to slow down.