Methods for determining the gender of a baby during the 70th day of pregnancy

Many parents want to know the gender of their child before the child is born, so they can name the child as early as possible, buy clothes and arrange items for the child according to the child's gender as early as possible. Some people say that ultrasound can tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl, but it is not clear how long the pregnancy will take to see it. So, can the ultrasound at 70 days of pregnancy tell the gender of the baby?

70 days of pregnancy B ultrasound to determine the gender

If the length and width of the gestational sac are more than twice as long, it is likely to be a boy. If the length and width of the gestational sac are the same, it is likely to be a girl; if it is shaped like a string bean or long and narrow, it is likely to be a boy; and if it is round, it is likely to be a girl. It is a widely spread folk custom that the gender of the fetus can be determined by the size and shape of the gestational sac from the ultrasound report taken 40-50 days into the pregnancy. If the gestational sac is oval or ring-shaped, it is a girl, and if it is long and narrow, it is a boy.

How to distinguish boys from girls

1. Distinguish by the shape of the pregnant woman’s belly: if the pregnant woman’s belly is pointed, she will have a boy; if the belly is plump, she will have a daughter. In fact, the shape of a pregnant woman's belly has nothing to do with the gender of the baby.

2. Observe the changes in the pregnant woman's face and skin: If the pregnant woman's face becomes more and more beautiful and her skin becomes smoother, she may give birth to a daughter. On the contrary, if her face becomes uglier and her skin becomes 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.

3. Changes in the taste of pregnant women: Many people believe 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.

4. 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.

The above is a detailed introduction to the relevant content about using ultrasound to determine the gender of the baby during the 70th day of pregnancy. In short, we cannot understand the growth and gender of the baby in the pregnant mother's belly through the belly of the expectant mother. We can only track the growth of the baby regularly through prenatal examinations. Although we are curious about the gender of the fetus, we still hope to let the gender of the baby be what it is and not impose it on others.