Pregnant woman's belly is itchy, will she give birth to a boy or a girl?

An itchy belly during pregnancy has nothing to do with whether the baby is a boy or a girl, because the itchy belly is mainly caused by the elastic fibers of the skin being stretched to form stretch marks. In addition, fatty liver and hepatitis during pregnancy can also cause an itchy belly, so pregnant women should pay attention to the treatment of itchy belly. Let us now understand the causes of itchy belly in pregnant women. If you want to check the gender of the fetus, you can use B-ultrasound to check.

Pregnant woman's belly itchy, is it a boy or a girl?

Many people say that a pregnant woman with an itchy belly will give birth to a boy. Maybe the probability of a pregnant woman with an itchy belly giving birth to a boy is a little higher, but it cannot guarantee that she will give birth to a boy. After all, there are also cases where a pregnant woman has an itchy belly but gives birth to a girl. This is just a matter of probability. In fact, there is no definite relationship between an itchy belly and the gender of the baby.

The itchy belly of pregnant women is mostly because the abdominal skin is stretched by the enlarged uterus, and the elastic fibers of the skin are stretched, forming stretch marks, which will cause itching in the area of ​​​​the stretch marks. Some pregnant women may have itchy stomachs due to skin diseases. What is more important to note is that itchy stomachs may be due to abnormal liver function. In medicine, cholestasis of pregnancy is caused by the placenta producing a large amount of androgen during pregnancy, which leads to itching all over the body in the late pregnancy. If you suffer from acute fatty liver of pregnancy or severe hepatitis during pregnancy, the maternal and infant mortality rates can reach 80%.

Therefore, if a pregnant woman has an itchy belly, she should consider her physical condition rather than the gender of the fetus.

Common methods to determine whether the baby is a boy or a girl

1. Look at the belly shape

If the belly is concentrated and round in the front, it means a son; if the belly is loose and spreads outward from the waist, making the pregnancy more obvious, it means a daughter. (In fact, just look at the pregnant mother's back. If she has a thicker waist, it means she is a son, and if she has no waist, it means she is a daughter.)

Belly of a woman carrying a boy: The characteristics are quite obvious, just like a balloon is blown up in front of the belly, and nothing else changes except the balloon; the pelvis is strong and the waist is straight.

Belly of a girl: long and round belly; asymmetrical belly, the belly is rounder than the waistline, and the pregnancy is obvious; the pelvis is weak, the waistline is curved, the belly drops, and the waist is thick (in the late pregnancy, the belly is like a tiger's back and a bear's waist, and most girls are born); the waist and abdomen are not firm enough and are soft.

2. Look at the pregnancy line

【Male pregnancy】

1. The pregnancy line below the belly button is very thick and dark, like a straight line, and the line above the belly button is the same, but slightly lighter than the one below the belly button, and can grow all the way to the breast. In this case, 95% of the time, the baby is a boy.

2. If the pregnancy line below the belly button is very thick and dark, more like a straight line, and the line above the belly button is lighter but can be seen clearly and reaches the breast directly, then the probability of having a boy is also 80%.

3. If the pregnancy line is thin and long, extending straight between the breasts, the chances of having a boy are greater.

4. If the pregnancy line above the navel is biased to the left and reaches the center between the two breasts, and there is a slight deviation between the lines above and below the navel, it is usually a boy.

【Pregnant with a female fetus】

1. If the pregnancy line does not extend to the chest, the baby is usually a girl.

2. If the pregnancy line from the middle of the breast to the navel is towards the right side of the body, the chances of having a girl are greater.

3. Look at the pregnancy lines above and below the belly button. If they are aligned and the pregnancy line is right in the middle of the belly button, the chances of having a girl are greater.

3. Look at the ultrasound report

First: Looking at the data, if the difference between the length and the width is more than twice, it is more likely to be a boy. If the length and width are equal, the baby is likely to be a girl.

Second: look at the shape. If it is eggplant-shaped or long, it is likely to be a boy. If it is round, it is likely to be a girl.

Third: Use B-ultrasound to check gender directly, which is simple, crude and highly accurate. But there are occasional reversals (the ultrasound shows a girl, but the baby is a boy, or vice versa), with an accuracy rate of 95%.

There is a chance of a reversal in the results of the ultrasound because the ultrasound is done too early or too late. Before 20 weeks, the fetus is too small and the gender organs are not obvious, so it is easy to misjudge. After 30 weeks, the baby has grown bigger, and the hands, feet, umbilical cord and other parts may easily block key parts. Some doctors may mistake some shadows for a penis. Therefore, the best time to check the gender is similar to the four-dimensional time, which is best between 24 and 28 weeks.