The difference between gestational sac and boy

When a pregnant mother learns that she is pregnant, the surprise and excitement in her heart are self-evident, and with this little happiness, many mothers begin to wonder whether their baby is a boy or a girl. In the early stages of pregnancy, many mothers talk the most about how to judge the gender of the baby based on the shape of the gestational sac. The gestational sac is the baby's initial embryonic tissue, a tiny test tube embryo encapsulated by the amniotic membrane and vascular network, which can only be seen in the early stages of pregnancy. The standard menstruation of a pregnant mother is 28 to 30 days, and the menstruation is amenorrhea for 35 days. The gestational sac can be seen in the uterine cavity by B-ultrasound, but the fetus has not yet been born.

Some mothers collected a lot of ultrasound data published by other mothers and the gender status of their babies after they were born, and found that this method is actually very accurate. However, many mothers who used this method to test were unable to do so because they were not good at reading the data or the data was not timely. Many expectant mothers simply think that a long gestational sac is a boy and a ring-shaped gestational sac is a girl. In fact, the misjudgment rate is very high. , 40 days or so is the best,, because the gestational sac is cylindrical, but when the ultrasound technician does the B-ultrasound, the cross-section will be taken in different directions, some take cross-sections, and some take vertical cross-sections. Therefore, it is impossible to tell whether it is a man or a woman by looking at whether the photo is long or round.

Many mothers' ultrasound reports only have two numbers, such as 4.0cm*2.6cm. These are only cross-sectional data and cannot be used to determine the gender of the baby. This is why many mothers make mistakes. Only data with 3 dimensions can be viewed, for example 4.0cm*3.8cm*2.6cm. For example, if the ultrasound report shows 4.0cm*4.0cm*2.0cm, then it is definitely a boy. However, if the ultrasound technician does a cross-section, the gestational sac becomes two pieces of information, 4.0cm*4.0cm, which looks round. Then it is concluded that the gestational sac is round, but how did the child grow out of it? This seems like an illegal fraud.

Pregnant mothers can go home and look at their B-ultrasound reports. Remember that there must be three data to make a judgment. Some mothers will find that the largest value of the data is not at the front. It’s okay. You can sort the three data from large to small, for example: 4.0*2.1*3.9cm, or 3.9*1.9*4.2cm, etc. These should be boys. Of course, the method of judging the baby's gender by the gestational sac is only for pregnant mothers to use as a reference in their spare time. At present, my country does not encourage parents to check the gender of their babies. Moreover, there is no certainty, and some mothers' test values ​​are different from their gender. In a nutshell, it doesn't matter whether you have a boy or a girl. The most important thing is that the baby grows up healthy and happy, which is the best gift for the mother.