Implantation determines whether a boy or girl is pregnant

Every parent is very naive about gender. There are many folk remedies for identifying the gender of a baby. They sound like they make sense, so many prospective parents believe them and are eager to determine the gender of their baby. Today, let’s follow the editor to find out whether the embryo will be a boy or a girl if it implants early.

If the embryo implants early, is it a boy or a girl?

The time of embryo implantation does not affect the baby's gender. The folk custom that embryos implanting in the morning are girls and those implanting late are boys has no scientific evidence and cannot be used to determine the baby's gender.

When the sperm enters the egg, the gender is already determined, but the early or late time of embryo implantation is related to many other factors, but it cannot change the gender of the baby.

What is the reason for late implantation?

The combined sperm and egg cannot grow and develop in the fallopian tubes and must migrate to the uterus for growth and division. Therefore, in addition to late ovulation and late fertilization, the time required for the combined sperm and egg to migrate to the uterus will also affect the time of fertilization.

When a woman has fallopian tube diseases such as salpingitis or abnormal development of both fallopian tubes, the process of sperm and egg combining to enter the uterus will be more difficult, and the time for embryo implantation will naturally be longer.

In addition, when a woman has uterine diseases, such as uterine intrauterine polyps, uterine fibroids and other diseases, even if the sperm and egg combine to enter the uterus, it will be difficult for the embryo to implant, which will increase the time for the embryo to implant.