How to increase your chances of having a boy

Many couples want to have a boy, so they start preparing to have a boy from the beginning of the pregnancy period. We know that there are many factors that affect the gender of the fetus. Only by mastering the factors that affect the gender identification of the fetus one by one can we increase the probability of having a boy. The following will explain to everyone how to increase the probability of having a boy.

1. Find opportunities for sex life

Having sex close to a woman's ovulation period is more likely to result in a boy, while having sex after ovulation is more likely to result in a girl. Y male sperm is active and has a short cycle, while X male sperm is slow-moving but long-lived. We can artificially create an environment that promotes the successful fusion of sperm and egg.

2. Pay attention to the "bath"

Using 2% or 2.5% sodium carbonate solution to flush the vagina before having sex can increase the chance of a boy being born. Flushing the vagina with 30% or 50% edible vinegar or 1% lactobacillus sodium before having sex can increase the chance of having a daughter.

3. Key points of couples’ sexual life

If a man ejaculates when the woman reaches orgasm, he is more likely to have a boy. If a man ejaculates and the woman can reach orgasm, or if there is no obvious sexual feeling, he is more likely to have a girl. There are also cases where men have frequent short-term sexual intercourse and each time they ejaculate a small amount of sperm, which means they are more likely to have a daughter. Conversely, they are more likely to have a boy. In addition, if you want a woman to ejaculate in the shallow part of the vagina, the man should ejaculate in the area near the cervical opening.

4. If you want to have a boy, please quit smoking and drinking

A new research report jointly published by Japanese and Dutch biologists in the medical journal The Lancet shows that couples who smoke before and after pregnancy are less likely to have a boy. Professor Anne Mangogret of the Copenhagen University Hospital said in an interview, "If the father smokes more than 20 cigarettes a day and the mother does not smoke, the possibility of having a daughter is much greater than the possibility of having a boy." If both husband and wife smoke, the possibility of having a boy is even smaller.