Feeling cold during pregnancy, is it a boy or a girl

Everyone will encounter many choices in their life, such as which school to go to, what major to study, where to work, and finally who to marry and have children. These choices will test our life. Even whether to have a boy or a girl, some people have to make a choice. From the time of pregnancy to the main symptoms during pregnancy, they are all used to determine whether it is a boy or a girl. So, what is the reason why pregnant women are afraid of cold in the early stages of pregnancy? Can this condition tell whether it is a boy or a girl? Is it a boy or a girl if you are afraid of cold during pregnancy?

1. Causes of fear of cold in early pregnancy

In the early stages of pregnancy, almost every pregnant woman will experience some early pregnancy reactions, such as liking acidic fruits, disliking high-calorie foods, nausea and retching, or a frequent feeling of roundness in the upper abdomen, and even symptoms of constipation. If you feel cold, it is mostly because your immunity is relatively weaker than usual in the early stages of pregnancy, so people are generally more likely to feel cold or be afraid of the cold.

The reason for fear of cold in early pregnancy may also be that one's physical fitness is weak, or nutrition is not enough, such as insufficient intake of carbohydrates, fat, and protein. Another possibility is that thyroid hormone is not high.

2. Can the fear of cold in early pregnancy distinguish between men and women?

The phenomenon of fear of cold during pregnancy is mainly due to the body's resistance and basal metabolism of pregnant women. With pregnancy, various indicators of the body are changing to varying degrees, and the body's resistance and immunity are low. It is normal to feel cold. In the first three months before the fetus develops, the body temperature of pregnant women is slightly higher, which manifests as fear of cold. After the fetus develops, the body temperature gradually returns to normal, and then the body becomes hotter due to an increase in blood volume, which manifests as not being afraid of cold in the later stages. There is no scientific evidence to distinguish men from women based on this performance.

However, there are other ways to distinguish between boys and girls. For example, judging from the shape of a pregnant woman's abdomen. The characteristics of whether a pregnant woman is giving birth to a boy or a girl can also be judged from the shape of her belly. Some people say that if a pregnant woman has a pointed belly, she will be pregnant with a boy. If the belly is relatively round, then the possibility of being pregnant with a girl is greater.