Level 1: How to judge whether the baby is male or female in early pregnancy
In the early stages of pregnancy, many expectant mothers want to know whether their baby is a boy or a girl. However, at this time, it is not possible to determine the gender of the fetus through B-ultrasound or other methods. However, some people will guess the gender of the fetus based on their own experience and traditional sayings. For example, some people think that if a pregnant woman has a ruddy complexion, she may be a boy; if she is pale, she may be a girl. Some people think that if the front of a pregnant woman\’s belly protrudes, it may be a boy; if the belly protrudes on both sides, it may be a girl.
However, these methods are not scientifically reliable and can only be regarded as \”metaphysics\”. Therefore, it is necessary to wait for more accurate testing methods to determine the gender of the fetus in early pregnancy.
Level 2: How to judge male and female babies by B-ultrasound examination
B-ultrasound examination can be performed at 4-5 months of pregnancy. At this time, the fetus has developed to a certain extent, and the gender can be determined through B-ultrasound technology. B-ultrasound examination can determine the gender of the fetus by observing the shape, size, and position of the fetus\’s genitals.
Usually, boys\’ genitals are more prominent than girls\’ genitals, and appear in a \”T\” shape in B-ultrasound images, while girls appear in a \”Y\” shape. However, B-ultrasound examination also has a certain error rate, so it cannot be 100% sure of the gender of the fetus.
Level 3: How to judge male and female babies by amniocentesis
Amniocentesis is a more accurate examination method that can be performed between 16 and 22 weeks of pregnancy. This test involves removing a small amount of amniotic fluid for cytological or genetic testing to determine the gender of the fetus.
Although amniocentesis is highly accurate, it also carries certain risks. For example, it may cause complications such as miscarriage and infection. Therefore, you need to think carefully before undergoing amniocentesis and follow your doctor\’s advice.
Level 4: How to determine male and female babies through blood screening
Blood screening is a non-invasive test that can be performed after 10 weeks of pregnancy. This test determines the gender of the fetus by analyzing fetal DNA in a pregnant woman\’s blood.
Although blood screening is non-invasive, convenient and safe, its accuracy is not very high, especially in the early stages of detection. Therefore, if you want to determine the gender of the fetus through blood screening, you need to wait until after 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Level 5: How to judge male and female babies through TCM syndrome differentiation
In traditional Chinese medicine theory, it is believed that the physical condition and reproductive status of a pregnant woman can reflect the gender of the fetus. For example, if a pregnant woman has a ruddy face and shiny hair, she may be a boy; if she is pale and has dry hair, she may be a girl.
However, this method only determines the gender of the fetus based on traditional Chinese medicine theory and has no scientific basis. Therefore, it is necessary to consider carefully when conducting TCM syndrome differentiation and not to rely too much on it.
Level 6: Conclusion
In general, inDetermining the gender of the fetus during pregnancy requires scientific methods. Although there are some traditional sayings and experiences that you can refer to, they are not reliable. It is recommended that expectant mothers follow the doctor\’s advice before undergoing any examination and conduct examinations under the guidance of professionals.
