Pregnancy 14 weeks male and female signs

The 14th week of pregnancy means that the pregnant woman is three or four months pregnant. At this time, the baby has grown rapidly. The baby's face can already vaguely show human facial features, and will also begin to become active, waving his fists in the mother's belly, making faces and so on. At this time, the baby has already grown and developed, and the facial features can be seen, so can we tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl?

Can you tell if you're a boy or a girl at 14 weeks of pregnancy?

From a medical point of view, the gender of the fetus can be determined through ultrasound examination after a woman is 4 months pregnant. Because at 4 months old, the difference between boys and girls is already very obvious. As your pregnancy progresses, these differences will become more recognizable. But there is a prerequisite, that is, the doctor can see the key parts of the fetus during the examination. If your baby is surrounded by enough amniotic fluid and his feet are not tucked between his legs, then the gender of the baby can usually be determined based on the ultrasound data in the late pregnancy.

Changes in pregnant mothers during 14 weeks of pregnancy

The mother's condition has changed a lot this week. The fatigue, nausea, and frequent urination in the early pregnancy have all decreased. The uterus has grown larger and the abdomen has bulged, making her look like a pregnant woman. Although it is still a long time before you give birth, your nipples can already produce some milk, which looks like the colostrum secreted just after giving birth. The "vaginal secretions" secreted by pregnant women increase. This is the secretion of the vagina and cervix, which contains lactobacilli, vaginal squamous epithelial cells and white blood cells, etc. This is a normal phenomenon.

After reading the article introduced by the editor, we all know that it is possible to tell whether it is a boy or a girl at 14 weeks of pregnancy, but you still have to rely on luck when taking B-ultrasound. If there is enough amniotic fluid around the baby and the baby's feet do not cover the key parts, then the baby's gender can be inquired through B-ultrasound.