Six months pregnant boy belly shape

Pregnancy and childbirth are issues that people are very concerned about, and whether it is a boy or a girl is a core factor that affects the nerves of a family. Most women want to know the gender of their fetus immediately after they become pregnant so that they can make preparations before the fetus is born and prepare appropriate newborn items, etc. Some people believe that the gender of the fetus can be determined by the shape of the pregnant belly. Let’s take a look at the shape of the belly of a boy when she is more than six months pregnant.

Characteristics of a six-month pregnant woman carrying a boy: the fetal heart rate is lower than 140 beats/minute. When a woman is carrying a boy, the heart rate of a girl is higher than that of a boy. This is only true at the time of birth. There is no difference in the fetal heart rate between boys and girls. The speed of heart rate only varies with gestational age. At about 5 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus' heart rate is close to the mother's heart rate, which is 80 to 85 beats per minute. Then, during the 9th week of pregnancy, the heart rate gradually increases to 170 to 200 beats per minute. Then during the second trimester, the rate gradually slows down to 120 to 160 beats per minute.

Characteristics of a six-month pregnant woman carrying a boy: If the pregnant woman's lower abdomen is large, it is a boy. If the pregnant woman is carrying an upper abdomen, it may be her first pregnancy or the pregnant woman has a good body shape. After a pregnant woman has been pregnant once, her abdominal muscles relax and will naturally "sag" when she becomes pregnant again.

Characteristics of a six-month pregnant woman carrying a boy: Dark nipples indicate a boy's nipples. The color of nipples is affected by hormones in the body. During pregnancy, the levels of progesterone and hormones that stimulate melanocytes increase, causing some originally dark parts of the body surface to become darker. The parts will recover quickly after giving birth. This phenomenon has nothing to do with the gender of the fetus.

Things to note when giving birth to a boy

1. When you want to have a boy, it is very important to determine the ovulation day. In order to determine the ovulation date, you need to visit the outpatient clinic 1-2 times every 2 months to confirm whether your estimated ovulation date is consistent with the doctor's diagnosis.

2. Even if the basal body temperature does not show a regular two-phase curve, if you feel that the cervical mucus secretion has reached its peak, you should go to the hospital to receive the doctor's guidance on sexual intercourse days.

3. When the ovulation date measured by the basal body thermometer is inconsistent with the ovulation date observed by the state of cervical mucus, the state of cervical mucus shall prevail.