Is it more likely to have a boy if you have sex during ovulation?

Although society is developing and people's ideas are changing, the idea of ​​wanting to have a boy is still very serious in many places. So many people hope to have a boy. Therefore, there are various sayings that if you have sex during the ovulation period, the chance of having a boy will be higher. So let's analyze in detail below to see if this is the case.

Whether a baby is a boy or a girl is not determined by time, nor is it just the woman’s business; the key is the man. Let’s be scientific. The decision to have a boy or a girl lies with the couple, and is primarily determined by the husband's chromosomes. Normal people have 23 pairs of chromosomes totaling 46, of which 22 pairs are the same for both men and women and are called autosomes.

The 23rd pair of chromosomes are the sex chromosomes. The male sex chromosomes are a pair consisting of one X and one Y, while the female sex chromosomes are a pair consisting of two Xs, XX. At the moment when the egg is fertilized, if the X-type sperm combines with the egg X, the chromosomes of the zygote (i.e. the fertilized egg) will become XX pairing, and develop into a female fetus; if the Y-type sperm combines with the egg, it will become XY pairing, and it will develop into a male fetus. The formula is: X sperm + X egg = female (XX) Y sperm + X egg = male (YX)

Through the above introduction, you can see that the so-called having sex during ovulation can increase the chance of having a boy is completely unscientific. Therefore, we hope that couples can fully understand these issues, because having a boy or a girl is not a matter of time.