Is it definitely a girl?

A woman's body undergoes great changes after pregnancy, especially her belly which gets bigger day by day. For some women, the belly looks bigger, while for others, it looks bigger. Therefore, many people think that this can be used to tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl. So does it mean that the baby must be a girl? Of course, there is no scientific reason for this. No matter what the shape of the pregnant belly is, it cannot be used as a factor in distinguishing the gender. Pregnant people must not believe such statements.

1. In fact, the difference between upper pregnancy and lower pregnancy lies in the different positions of the baby in the uterus. If the baby's position is upwards, it is called upper pregnancy, otherwise it is called lower pregnancy. Upper gestational age will put pressure on the pregnant woman's stomach, so pregnant women with upper gestational age generally have poor appetite and are unwilling to eat. A lower abdomen will compress the pregnant woman's bladder, causing her to urinate frequently and always want to go to the toilet, and the number of times she goes to the toilet will increase.

2. There is indeed a saying among the people that if you are pregnant with the upper part, you will get a daughter, and if you are pregnant with the lower part, you will get a son, but this saying is unscientific. Whether a boy or a girl is born has nothing to do with the position of the pregnancy, but has to do with chromosomes. In fact, in the late stages of pregnancy, the upper pregnancy will become a lower pregnancy. Therefore, it is inaccurate to judge the gender of the baby based on the position of the baby in the upper or lower part of the uterus. Pregnant women with the upper part of the uterus do not necessarily give birth to girls, they may also give birth to boys.

3. In fact, during pregnancy, you don’t need to worry about whether you are carrying an upper or lower baby. As long as the baby is healthy, it’s fine.