Early pregnancy bleeding is a boy

Some pregnant women will have bleeding symptoms during pregnancy. Many people mistakenly think that it is the menstrual period coming again, and some people think it is a sign of having a boy. Is it the menstrual period coming again? Or is it a sign of having a boy as they often say?

Does implantation bleeding mean it's a boy? No, it's not a name that can be used to describe it. Bleeding in early pregnancy is the main manifestation of threatened abortion. You need to go to the hospital for a physical examination to see if you need to preserve the pregnancy. During the process of embryo implantation in early pregnancy, there is also a small amount of bleeding, which is normal. Don't worry. In the early stages of natural pregnancy, bleeding may occur if the progesterone level is insufficient. Therefore, it is recommended that you see a doctor and have a blood test to test the progesterone level to see if there is any abnormality.

Bleeding during the implantation period of the gestational sac embryo becomes test tube embryo implantation bleeding. Generally, a small amount of vaginal bleeding will occur 6-7 days after the embryo implants, which is less than the amount during the menstrual period. In addition, bleeding in the third month of pregnancy is normal, but some pregnant women also bleed due to threatened abortion. It is recommended to go to a reliable obstetric hospital for regular maintenance to determine the growth and development status of the fetus.

Second, the fetal sac determines the boy or girl

It is said that if the length of the gestational sac is more than twice its width, it is likely to be a boy. If the length and width are the same, or the difference between them is not that big, it is likely to be a girl.

Experts emphasize that the gestational sac is actually different from person to person. The "person" here does not refer to fetuses of different genders, but to the pregnant mother herself, or the baby's development status affected by the pregnant mother's own special circumstances. If the pregnant mother is anxious during pregnancy, which causes delayed menstruation, delayed ovulation, and late pregnancy, the fetal sac will soon be smaller than the actual number of days of amenorrhea. Or the pregnant mother is infected with chlamydia, mycoplasma, or rubella virus during pregnancy, which will cause the fetal sac to be incompletely developed, and the fetal sac will immediately be smaller than normal.

Therefore, bleeding in early pregnancy without the arrival of menstruation does not mean that you will be pregnant with a boy. It is bleeding from the implantation of the gestational sac, which may be due to unhealthy development of the baby. When this happens, pregnant mothers need to pay attention because it is likely to cause miscarriage.