What are the symptoms of being pregnant with a boy or girl?

Nowadays, many couples are curious about the gender of their baby. After becoming pregnant, they hope to know the gender of the baby in their belly as early as possible so that they can prepare supplies for the baby after birth in time. However, since the doctor will not tell the parents and they cannot understand the relevant B-ultrasound certificates, it is difficult to determine the gender of the fetus. In fact, there are some little tricks in life that have a certain accuracy rate.

Fetal heart rate to determine gender

Generally, the heart rate is 140 beats/minute during more than 5 prenatal checkups. Especially those below 140 beats/minute are usually boys, and those around 150 beats/minute and above 150 beats/minute are mostly girls.

1. In the later stages of pregnancy, the difference between a boy and a girl can be clearly seen. This does not mean that an occasional prenatal check-up of the fetal heart rate can determine the gender of the baby. Repeated checks are necessary. Then the general gender can be distinguished almost accurately.

2. Sometimes when a girl is listening to the fetal heart rate, she happens to fall into a deep sleep and the fetal heart rate will be much lower than normal. There are also some boys who are in motion when the doctor checks their fetal heart rate, and their fetal heart rate will be higher than normal. Even more than 145 times / minute, so it is necessary for the expectant mother to have multiple prenatal examination reports to be able to distinguish the gender of the baby.

The normal fetal heart rate is between 120-160 beats per minute. There is a saying that the fetal heart rate is 140 beats per minute. If it is lower than this, the fetus is male; if it is higher than this, it is female. Around 3 months of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate can be monitored in the hospital using a Doppler stethoscope. In daily life, you can also use a fetal talker to measure the fetal heart rate.

Is the fetal heart rate accurate in predicting the gender of a baby?

Many pregnant women now believe in using fetal heart rate to determine the gender of the baby. We can use a Doppler stethoscope to detect the fetal heart rate, or we can use a fetal talker to measure the fetal heart rate. So is the fetal heart rate accurate in determining the gender of the baby?

1. There is little difference in fetal heart rate between different genders

Under normal circumstances, the difference between the values ​​of boys and girls is not particularly large. At five weeks of pregnancy, the fetal heart rates are almost the same. About 80 to 85 beats per minute; it will decrease after the second trimester.

2. Abnormal fetal condition affects fetal heart rate

Secondly, the fetal heart rate is regulated by the sympathetic nerves and the vagus nerve. By detecting the heart rate, we can understand the physiological activities of the fetus and determine whether there is a possibility of insufficient oxygen supply. The normal heart rate of a fetus is between 120 and 160 beats per minute. If it is too high or too low for ten consecutive minutes, it means that there is something wrong with their body.