Pregnancy retching without vomiting means boy

There are many names for the question of whether to be pregnant with a boy or a girl in folk customs, for example, sour boy, spicy girl; a pointed belly is a boy, and a round belly is a girl; if the pregnant woman's skin becomes better and her face becomes more beautiful, it is a girl, otherwise, it is a boy. In fact, we know that there is no scientific evidence for this claim, but it sometimes happens. According to that statement, if I only feel nauseous and want to vomit during pregnancy but don't vomit, does that mean it's a boy?

If I only feel nauseous and want to vomit during pregnancy but don't vomit, is it a boy?

Everyone's response during pregnancy is different, and it has nothing to do with whether you are having a boy or a girl. Some women who are pregnant with boys vomit more severely, while others vomit more severely when they are pregnant with girls. Therefore, it is not possible to tell the gender of a baby from the symptoms during pregnancy.

How to judge whether the baby is a boy or a girl during pregnancy

1. Ultrasound scanner: Ultrasound is a kind of sound wave frequency. Reports so far show that it has no adverse effects on the fetus, so it is widely used in obstetrics and gynecology.

When using ultrasound to diagnose the sex of a fetus, the accuracy for a boy is over 95%, while the reliability for a girl is only around 85%.

2. Amniocentesis: Amniocentesis is mainly used to confirm whether the fetus has defects in sex chromosomes or neural tube defects, and is usually performed between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. Since the sex chromosomes of the fetus can be known, the gender of the fetus can also be known. The accuracy is 99%, but there is a 1% chance of miscarriage. Therefore, the medical community does not agree to perform amniocentesis just to determine the sex of the fetus.

3. Villus sampling: also known as "hairy sampling", is usually performed at 8 to 10 weeks of pregnancy. The main purpose is the same as amniocentesis, which is to confirm whether the fetus's sex chromosomes are normal, but some people also use it to confirm the sex of the fetus. The accuracy reaches 98%. Although the use of hair sampling can determine the gender of the fetus around 10 weeks of pregnancy, it may cause miscarriage (3% to 5%) and may also harm the fetus, resulting in incompleteness of its hands and feet. Therefore, it is best not to undergo this type of test simply to determine the sex of the fetus.

Nausea and vomiting without vomiting are normal symptoms during pregnancy, and it cannot be used to distinguish between boys and girls. To determine the gender of the fetus, you cannot believe in those folk names, which are all unscientific. For example, the Qing Palace Table passed down by folk customs is also unfounded. Therefore, it is still necessary to use scientific methods to determine the gender of the baby. For example, B-ultrasound, etc. However, revealing gender is not allowed in hospital outpatient clinics nowadays.