Heartburn in early pregnancy means boy?

Some women have more obvious early reactions after pregnancy, especially in terms of diet. Not only are they picky, they may even experience early heartburn. But some people actually think that this is related to whether the baby is a boy. So does heartburn in early pregnancy mean it’s a boy? This has no scientific basis. On the contrary, heartburn is actually a symptom of stomach disease and should be treated promptly. Otherwise, it will affect your health and that of the fetus.

Is it a boy if I have bloating and heartburn during pregnancy?

Having a boy has nothing to do with these factors; it is determined by chromosomes. Generally speaking, we can roughly distinguish the gender of the fetus based on the different shapes of its external genitalia when it is separated from the mother's body. Those who have a "little penis" are boys, and those who don't have one are naturally girls. In fact, the true difference between men and women is determined the moment the sperm and egg combine to become a fertilized egg.

The embryo has to go through a long 10 months (about 40 weeks) of differentiation and development in the mother's body before it can come into the world. Under normal circumstances, when the embryo develops to 8-10 weeks, the male fetus will develop testicles and begin to secrete androgens, which cause the fetus's external genitalia to develop and change in the male direction. For fetuses without testicles, due to the lack of androgen effects, the external genitalia naturally develop in the female direction.

B-ultrasound data to see the gender of the fetus

Generally speaking, the gender of the fetus can be determined by its genitals, which takes four months to determine. Generally, it can be seen by B-ultrasound at 5 months, and three-dimensional B-ultrasound has a higher accuracy rate. Because sometimes the baby may be blocked by the hands, it is more accurate to determine the gender of the fetus at eight months. Babies are gifts from God and we should not let people have evil thoughts because of the idea of ​​favoring boys over girls.

Using ultrasound to determine the sex of the fetus is more scientific and has a higher accuracy rate. In addition to B-ultrasound, pregnant women's breasts