Pregnant woman's skin turns darker, will she give birth to a boy or a girl?

Every pregnant female worker has a benefit, which is maternity leave. The maternity leave regulations are different for each company, but they can all ensure a basic number of maternity leave days. The maternity leave regulations in 2016 are also different from the past because the new two-child policy was promulgated in 2016. So, what if a pregnant woman gives birth to a boy or a girl?

1. If the skin is rough during pregnancy, does it mean the baby is a boy?

After pregnancy, due to changes in hormone levels in the human body, it is normal for the skin to become rough, and it has nothing to do with the gender of the baby.

When you are pregnant, your belly will turn black, and there will be a vertical black stripe. This cannot indicate whether you are pregnant with a boy or a girl.

This is normal. Reason: Changes in male hormones during pregnancy cause a temporary increase in body pigmentation. Pigments are naturally occurring substances in the human body that give our hair, skin and eyes their colour. The areas of pigmentation that occurred during pregnancy are likely to fade gradually a few months after delivery, and your skin should return to its original tone; however, for some women, stretch marks never completely disappear.

There are no adverse effects on the rough skin caused by pigmentation due to growth hormone metabolism. Some people now say that if a pregnant woman eats raw soy sauce, the baby's skin will be dark when born. This is all groundless. Don't worry, being in a good mood is the most important thing. There are many changes in the skin and breasts during pregnancy, especially the breasts, including enlargement, tenderness, hard nipples, darkening of the nipples and areola, the formation of a second nipple (caused by rough skin around the nipples), obvious veins, stretch marks, etc. But don't worry, these will disappear after the pregnant woman gives birth. Maintaining a good attitude is beneficial to the healthy growth and development of the fetus.

2. Skin changes during pregnancy

Some women may experience dark brown pigmentation on their face and midline of the abdomen after pregnancy, which may cause skin pigmentation or stretch marks in the abdominal cavity, especially in the later stages of pregnancy. Some people will develop freckles or acne on their faces during pregnancy, their skin condition will be worse than usual, and it will be difficult to apply makeup. Pregnant women's abdomen, thigh roots and other parts of the skin may gradually grow 5-6cm, about 0.5cm wide, irregular parallel cracks. These lines are purple or light red in color, and slowly turn silver after giving birth, and do not fade for a long time. It is generally believed that it is caused by the increased participation of adrenal growth hormone. Some women have smoother and more delicate skin after pregnancy, but 30% of pregnant women may still have dark brown pregnancy spots on their faces or necks, and some pregnant women will have dark spots on their faces that become darker. Generally, the symptoms will disappear on their own a few months after giving birth or weaning. Eating more foods rich in vitamin D can alleviate symptoms. However, wind and sun exposure can aggravate symptoms, so pregnant women should pay special attention to sun protection. In addition, the skin is easily left with stretch marks due to excessive stretching. The way to prevent it is to insist on using professional massage cream throughout pregnancy to increase skin elasticity.

The skin sweats easily: Because the adrenaline function and thyroid cyst function are relatively hyperactive during pregnancy, the basal metabolism is accelerated, and the skin is usually moist. The capillaries on the faces of some pregnant women are enlarged, making their skin look fair, rosy, delicate and radiant.