How to know if it's a boy or a girl in early pregnancy

Women who have experienced pregnancy and childbirth know that early pregnancy is usually very uncomfortable. Due to the changes in various female hormones in the body, pregnant women will experience various early pregnancy reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, nausea, poor sleep quality, etc. However, there are also many expectant mothers who want to identify the gender of the fetus based on some abnormal conditions during their pregnancy. So how can you know whether it is a boy or a girl in early pregnancy?

There has always been a saying that sour food means a boy and spicy food means a girl. In other words, the gender of the fetus can be inferred from the diet of a woman after pregnancy. If a pregnant woman likes spicy food, then the probability of having a boy will be higher. If she likes sour food, then the probability of having a girl will be higher. However, this saying has no scientific basis so far.

Another way is to check through B-ultrasound. You can also know the gender of the fetus through B-ultrasound, because the baby has already taken shape in the body, and you can tell whether it is a boy or a girl in the second month of pregnancy.

However, when going to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor will not easily tell the expectant mothers the gender of the baby in their belly. They are afraid that some parents may prefer a boy, but after finding out that the baby in their belly is a girl, they may have an abortion or terminate the pregnancy.

Finally, the gender of the fetus can be determined through DNA blood testing. When the pregnant woman is about eight weeks pregnant and the baby is developing normally, the boy or girl of the fetus can be checked. The accuracy rate of fetal gender identification through DNA blood testing can reach 98%, and this testing method will not affect the baby.