Signs of Pregnancy

Symptoms of being pregnant with a boy or a girl do not have special signs, but they can be distinguished through the following methods: 1. Color Doppler ultrasound examination. It usually starts around four months of pregnancy. 2. Amniocentesis examination. But there is a risk of causing miscarriage. 3. Minimally invasive DNA testing. This method can accurately distinguish whether it is a boy or a girl by examining the chromosomes. Our country completely prohibits fetal identification, so hospitals are not allowed to tell patients the gender of the fetus through examination methods. If there are no unique gender-related conditions, having a boy or a girl is the same.

The gender of a baby cannot be determined from symptoms during pregnancy. Generally, the baby is fully developed around 16 weeks of pregnancy, which can usually be seen through B-ultrasound examination. However, it is now forbidden to identify the gender of the fetus. It doesn't matter whether the baby is a boy or a girl, as long as the baby develops normally, it's fine. During pregnancy, women usually experience breast pain, fatigue, frequent urination, vomiting, dizziness, gluttony or anorexia, etc. During pregnancy, it is best to pay attention to rest and ensure adequate sleep. It is also recommended to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to effectively supplement vitamins, which is beneficial to the development of the child and can also prevent constipation during pregnancy. In order for the baby to grow up normally, it is recommended not to touch anything with a radioactive source, and also not to touch animals, etc., to avoid toxoplasmosis infection.

Bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath during pregnancy is a reaction to pregnancy and is related to changes in female hormones. The claim that bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath indicate pregnancy is unreliable. Scientifically speaking, if the X chromosome in the pregnant mother combines closely with the Y chromosome in the male sperm, a boy will be conceived. When the single sex chromosome X in the pregnant mother meets the X sex chromosome in the male sperm, it will be a girl.

It is recommended that pregnant women with bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath eat more fresh fruits, such as oranges, kiwis, tangerines, etc., to supplement some vitamin C. Drink plenty of warm water, exercise moderately, maintain a stable mood, and do a good job of daily life medical care.