Hot and cold during pregnancy and giving birth to a daughter

Women will show many abnormal behaviors during pregnancy, and some people use this opportunity to determine the gender of the fetus, and gradually form various experiences. For example, some women's body symptoms of hot and cold after pregnancy are typical. It is believed that the occurrence of this phenomenon is an excellent basis for distinguishing the gender of the fetus as female. Let's take a look at whether having hot and cold body symptoms during pregnancy will result in a daughter?

Women's body temperature is generally a little higher in the early stages of pregnancy, which is very normal and there is no need to make a fuss about it for many people.

If your body feels hot and cold at the same time, it is usually a symptom of a cold. You should drink more water and take your temperature. It's okay if the temperature is normal. You need to rest more. Vomiting is also a reaction to pregnancy. Take some vitamin E and Silian appropriately and have regular prenatal check-ups.

A woman may experience hot and cold spells during pregnancy, which has nothing to do with whether the baby will be a boy or a girl. It is mostly considered to be an abnormal phenomenon caused by the increase in body temperature of pregnant women, which may be caused by obvious alternation between hot and cold, but without adding clothes in time. It may also be that the pregnant woman has a fever caused by bacterial infection. Whether a pregnant woman is carrying a boy or a girl, she may feel hot and cold as long as her body temperature is abnormal. Therefore, the gender of the fetus cannot be determined based on the pregnant woman's symptoms of hot and cold sensations.

You can measure your body temperature first. If it is normal, then there is nothing wrong with this situation. Generally, a high fever will cause alternating hot and cold sensations. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should pay attention to rest, less activity, pay attention to your diet, drink more boiled water, eat more vegetables and fruits, eat less greasy and spicy food, eat an egg and a bag of milk every day, do prenatal check-ups on time, and supplement more calcium and iron. You can start taking calcium supplements at 16 weeks of pregnancy, and ensure about 1000 mg per day. Start taking iron supplements at 4 months.