Fear of heat in late pregnancy is a boy or a girl

Women who get pregnant after marriage often become the focus of the family, especially the elders will speculate the boy or girl through the behavior of pregnant women, such as through diet. There has been a saying in rural areas that sour boys and spicy girls, but in fact, this statement has no scientific basis. Some pregnant women often become afraid of heat after entering the late pregnancy. So, is it a boy or girl if they are afraid of heat in the late pregnancy?

First, does being afraid of heat in the late pregnancy mean it's a boy or a girl? Generally speaking, there is no scientific basis for this question. However, many people have heard that the amount of hormones secreted by the body and the endocrine changes are different when pregnant with a boy or a girl. The average amount of protein consumed by pregnant women carrying a boy is much higher than that of a girl, and the carbohydrate intake is also higher. Therefore, pregnant women carrying a boy eat much more during pregnancy than when they are not pregnant. This is because the male hormone testosterone secreted by the male fetus's testicles sends a "must eat" signal to the pregnant mother, which increases the pregnant mother's appetite. However, this does not mean that the pregnant mother does not need to avoid certain foods. Even so, she should try to choose light and nutritious food.

Second, pay attention to the skin changes of the pregnant mother. The amount of hormones secreted by the body and the endocrine changes are different when pregnant with a boy and a girl. Pregnant mothers who are pregnant with a boy may have acne on their faces. These are all caused by hormonal changes in the body. But if the pregnant mother's skin becomes whiter and smoother, she may be pregnant with a girl. Judging by the shape of the pregnant mother's belly, generally speaking, the belly of a pregnant woman with a boy will be more pointed, while the belly of a pregnant woman with a girl will be round.

Different characteristics of pregnant women giving birth to boys and girls. If there is no morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy (that is, the first 3 months of pregnancy), a boy will be born; if there is severe morning sickness in the early stages of pregnancy, a girl will be born. If the fetal heart rate is less than 140 beats per minute, it is a boy; if the fetal heart rate is at least 140 beats per minute, it is a girl. The color of the areola will become darker if the baby is a boy, and vice versa if the baby is a girl. If the bulging belly looks like a fully inflated, firm, round basketball, it means the baby is a boy. If the bulging belly looks like a big watermelon and its shape does not look as round as a ball, it means the baby is a girl.