Nipple pain in early pregnancy means boy

It is normal to feel breast pain during pregnancy. Many pregnant women feel their breasts swelling in the early stages of pregnancy. However, there are some folk legends that say that if you feel your breasts swelling during pregnancy, you might be pregnant with a boy. But this kind of statement is obviously unreasonable, it is just a reaction to pregnancy. So, does breast pain during pregnancy mean that it is a boy? What are the main signs of pregnancy that it is a boy?

Breast pain during pregnancy, is it a boy?

Breast pain during pregnancy does not prove that you are having a boy. There is no connection between them. Many couples are very eager to know the gender of the fetus during pregnancy, but this is generally forbidden in hospitals. Fetal gender identification has always been highly valued by many prospective parents. If you want to know in advance whether you are carrying a boy or a girl, the current common ultrasound examination has to wait until the 12th week of the fetus. However, African biologists have discovered that by detecting the level of a hormone in the pregnant woman's blood, the gender of the fetus can be predicted as early as the 16th day of pregnancy.

Although ultrasound examinations are 80% reliable, they can be wrong, which surprises many couples. African scientists studied 347 women who had successfully conceived through artificial insemination and found that the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in 184 women pregnant with girls during the first three weeks of pregnancy was nearly one-fifth higher than that in 163 women pregnant with boys, reaching 28.5%. The function of human chorionic gonadotropin is to help the corpus luteum that develops from the combination of sperm and egg to produce estrogen in the early stages of pregnancy until the embryo is formed. Human chorionic gonadotropin plays an extremely important role in obstetrics and gynecology. Doctors can use this hormone to detect whether a pregnant woman has an ectopic pregnancy or whether the fetus has Down syndrome.

What are the main signs of pregnancy that it is a boy?

Women who experience severe early pregnancy reactions in the first three months of pregnancy are more likely to have a girl than a boy. However, scientific research has only focused on early pregnancy reactions such as moderate to severe dizziness and vomiting in the first three months of pregnancy.

In normal pregnancies, mothers who give birth to girls have higher levels of this hormone. Experts say: Girls have higher heart rates than boys, but this is only true right after birth. There is no difference in the heart rate of a fetus between boys and girls. The heart rate only changes with the gestational age. At about 5 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus' heartbeat is close to the parents' heart rate, which is 80 to 85 beats per minute. Then until the 9th week of pregnancy, the heart rate slowly increases to 170-200 beats per minute. Then during the middle of pregnancy, it slowly slows down to 120~160 beats/minute.

There is also a saying that a hard belly during pregnancy means it is a boy, but in response to this question, the hospital’s response is that a hard belly during pregnancy cannot determine the gender of the fetus, as the gender of the fetus is determined by male chromosomes. As the pregnancy progresses, the fetus grows and develops, and the pregnant woman's abdomen becomes more and more bulging. As the fetus moves, the pregnant woman's abdomen also feels harder. If your abdomen often becomes hard during the second trimester, you should be alert to whether it is a sign of miscarriage. In addition, pregnant women in the late pregnancy will continue to experience false labor, which is mainly manifested by paroxysmal hardening of the abdominal cavity, but there is no periodicity and the duration varies. It is recommended to observe the baby's fetal movement according to the month of pregnancy. If there are any abnormalities, see a doctor for a follow-up examination immediately.