Some women become very curious about the gender of their unborn child after pregnancy, and there are many methods circulating among the public to test the gender of the fetus. For example, if a boy likes to eat spicy food due to a sour diet, it is a girl; or if a girl has a round belly and a pointed belly, it is a boy. Some people say that alcohol can be used to test gender. So, how long does it take to test male and female alcohol to see the results?
Firstly, pregnant women need to prepare their morning urine, paying attention not to the first or last part of the urine. They only need to keep the middle part of the urine. Then, prepare 95% medical alcohol, mix the morning urine and alcohol in a clean container in a 1:1 ratio, and let it sit for 2 hours to observe the changes.
If you see clumps of cat like filaments suspended in the container after mixing, or if you can clearly see the phenomenon of layering up and down, with white clouds like clumped objects in the lower layer that do not disperse even when gently shaken, it indicates that it is a boy. If you see turbid water after mixing, no layering, and sediment at the bottom of the container, which is the same as the sediment at the bottom of a water bottle, it indicates that it is a girl.
However, in fact, this method of measuring male and female alcohol is unreliable and even lacks scientific basis. It is only a folk method. Currently, the only scientific methods for detecting fetal gender are ultrasound diagnosis, amniocentesis identification, uterine chorionic villi recognition, and other methods.
