How to identify the gender of a pregnant woman by the color of her urine

In fact, every pregnant woman is curious about the gender of the baby in her belly. Although modern clinical medical technology can effectively detect the gender of the baby in the pregnant woman's belly, out of humanitarian considerations, doctors generally do not tell pregnant women the gender of the baby. Therefore, many pregnant women at this time will use some folk remedies to infer the gender of the child. So how to identify the gender of the baby by the color of the pregnant woman's urine?

The color of a pregnant woman's urine can tell whether she will have a boy or a girl

Urine is a product of metabolism in the body. Under normal circumstances, urine will maintain a certain concentration, so the color of urine is relatively fixed. However, the color of urine is not constant. It will change with the amount of water you drink, different diets, or illness.

If you are well hydrated, your urine will be light yellow; if you are a little dehydrated, your urine will be darker. The yellow color in urine mostly comes from aging blood cells. After undergoing a series of body metabolism, they will be broken down and finally reach the urethra as pigments and are eventually excreted from the body. The less water in the bladder, the darker the urine color, so the color of morning urine is generally darker.

The so-called bright yellow urine and dark yellow urine are actually largely caused by the difference in water in the pregnant mother's bladder.

Don't stare at your urine to study it, as this method won't tell you whether you're pregnant with a boy or a girl.

Is the shape of the abdomen and belly accurate in predicting the sex of the fetus?

For pregnant women with big bellies, their belly (abdomen) will be the focus of other people's attention no matter where they go. The shape of the abdomen and belly has always been a popular way to predict the gender of the baby. For example, some people believe that if the pregnant mother's abdomen is too protruding, it is a girl, and if the abdomen is not too protruding or the lower abdomen is protruding, it is a boy; some people believe that a round belly is a girl, and a pointed and low belly is a boy...

In fact, all these speculations are unreliable. Taking whether the abdomen is protruding as an example, we know that women have different body shapes. If the pregnant mother has a short upper body, the space for the fetus to develop can only extend outward, so the abdomen will appear large. On the contrary, if the pregnant mother has a long upper body, it can provide enough space for the fetus to develop, and the abdomen does not need to bulge outward.

The practice of determining the gender of the fetus by looking at the pointiness or roundness of the belly is quite popular. Although many people say this, it is actually misleading. Because everyone's body shape is different, the amount of fat is different, and the pelvic shape will also be different. Relatively speaking, the belly of a fat person will look rounder during pregnancy. On the contrary, the belly of a thin mother will be pointed. Ultimately, this is related to the pregnant woman's pelvis. If the pelvis is wide, the fetal head will enter the pelvis and the belly will be lower; if the pelvic entrance is small, the fetal head will float high and the belly will be high.