Signs of a boy in the second month of pregnancy

Although modern society is gender-equal, whether it is a boy or a girl, most pregnant women are very concerned about the gender of their children after they become pregnant. Many expectant mothers will judge the gender of their children by some symptoms of their pregnancy. In particular, there are many ways to judge boys and girls. Some people believe that there will be some signs of giving birth to a boy during pregnancy. What are the signs of a boy in the second month of pregnancy?

What are the signs of a boy in the second month of pregnancy?

When a woman is two months pregnant, the fetus's reproductive organs have not yet grown and developed, so there is no possibility of any signs of being pregnant with a boy at this time. However, there will be obvious early pregnancy reactions at this time, including nausea, dry retching, and even gastrointestinal reactions such as vomiting after eating. It may also cause persistent chest pain, as well as dizziness, fatigue, drowsiness, and fever. Some women may experience constipation due to the stimulation of hCG hormone, which slows down gastrointestinal motility.

Pregnancy two months precautions

1. Pregnant women should not overwork during the first two months of pregnancy, and should rest more and get enough sleep. They should also reduce housework and outings as much as possible, and control their sexual life.

2. Never carry heavy objects, climb high or do strenuous exercises such as jumping, twisting or rapid rotation; avoid stress on the lower abdomen and waist, and try to reduce the number of times you go up and down stairs; when bending over to work, first make your back vertical, bend your knees and squat down before doing it.

When going out for short distances, try to walk and avoid taking buses; stay away from crowded places to avoid getting hit in the abdomen or being infected with epidemic diseases. When traveling long distances, try to avoid rush hour traffic and avoid crowds.

3. Tobacco and alcohol can have adverse effects on the fetus, so it is not advisable to try either of them, and try to avoid secondhand smoke. If you have pets such as cats, dogs or birds at home, you should try to avoid contact with them to avoid infection with hemolytic parasites. It is best to give these pets away or temporarily board them at a friend's home.

4. If bleeding occurs accompanied by lower abdominal distension and pain, weakness or soreness and pain in the waist, go to the hospital immediately.

What preparations should be made before pregnancy

1. Mothers should keep exercising to resist fetal malformations caused by viruses such as colds and rubella. Mothers should exercise in moderation and avoid participating in strenuous sports competitions, because the excited and nervous competitive psychological state will affect the balance of their physiological functions. If they must participate, conception should be postponed.

2. The nutrients needed by the embryo in early pregnancy can be obtained directly from the nutrients stored in the endometrium, so nutritional preparation before pregnancy is very important. In order to maintain good health before pregnancy, you should plan your diet reasonably and eat more foods rich in nutrients, such as meat, soy products, vegetables and fruits.

3. Various harmful substances not only affect the physical health of the future mother, but also affect the growth and development of the fetus, and are an important factor in inducing fetal malformations. People who have been exposed to harmful substances such as radiation, lead, cadmium, mercury, etc. before pregnancy should pay attention to check whether the harmful substances in their bodies exceed the normal standards. If so, they should leave such work for a period of time and wait until all physical indicators are normal before conceiving.