How long will it take for the fetus to be born if the fetal head is low in the late pregnancy

I believe that many expectant mothers are very concerned about the growth and development of the baby in their belly after they become pregnant. When chatting with people, we often discuss the gender of the baby in the belly a lot, especially the fetal gender monitoring method. We are very eager to know whether it is a boy or a girl in the belly. So, if the fetal heartbeat drops in the late pregnancy, is it a boy?

If the fetal heart rate drops in the late pregnancy, is it a boy?

It is normal for the fetal heart rate to drop in the late pregnancy, but it is impossible to determine the sex of the fetus based on the height of the fetal heart rate. Generally, the normal range of fetal heartbeat is 120 to 160 beats per minute. If the fetus is active, the heartbeat may be faster, and if it is calm, it may be slower. The normal fetal heartbeat is also a signal that the fetus is safe, so the height of the fetal heartbeat cannot determine whether it is a boy or a girl.

Is it scientific to detect the gender of the fetus?

Prenatal gender detection is one of the many methods currently circulated in the market to distinguish between male and female babies. Although many people choose to identify the sex of the fetus at this time, this method has no scientific evidence. The normal fetal heart rate is between 120 and 160 beats per minute. Many people think that a heart rate baseline of less than 140 beats/minute is a boy, while a heart rate baseline of more than 140 beats/minute is a girl; and when a boy is moving, the fetal heart rate is 150 beats/minute, while when a girl is not moving, the fetal heart rate has already reached 150 beats/minute.

The origin of the fetal monitoring gender method is difficult to identify at present. Some people say that it is widely circulated among doctors, some people say that it is a rule summarized by most experienced pregnant women, and some people say that it is purely a random invention of some expectant parents themselves. Who is true and who is false? There is currently no scientific evidence to prove the content of this claim.

If the fetal heartbeat decreases during pregnancy, it may be due to fetal distress in the uterus. It may also be due to decreased placental function and brittleness, causing fetal intrauterine hypoxia.

The pregnancy needs to be terminated immediately to avoid adverse effects on the fetus. And as the pregnancy weeks increase, generally the average heart rate will decrease slightly within the normal range.

According to the article's explanation of "the fetal heartbeat drops in the late pregnancy, it's a boy", I believe that many expectant parents find the game of guessing the baby's gender by fetal monitoring that they have played before very funny. However, the most important thing is that during pregnancy, the diet of the expectant mother should be effective, diversified and nutritious; the mood should be kept happy and the mentality should be positive, so that the newborn will have stronger immunity after birth!