Some families want a baby boy after marriage, so they always try their best to conceive a male child. Some people believe that having sex within a certain period of time after a woman's menstrual cycle can increase the chances of conceiving a male fetus. Is this statement reliable? How long does it take to have a son after menstruation?
The increase in the likelihood of women having male or female fetuses is not directly related to how long after their menstrual period they have sex. This statement is not reliable and lacks scientific reasoning, so women preparing for pregnancy must not blindly believe such nonsense.
If the menstrual cycle of women during the preconception period is relatively regular, then around 14 days after menstruation belongs to the ovulation period. Choosing to have sex before and after this stage can only increase the chances of pregnancy, but it cannot be inferred whether they will conceive a male or female fetus.
Families who want to have a baby should follow scientific methods of eugenics and not blindly listen to folk remedies. Because some folk remedies are not scientific, their methods of conception may also have some adverse consequences. So, things that are uncertain or unscientific methods should not be attempted easily, in order to avoid unnecessary harm to women's physical health. In fact, in modern society, gender equality means that women, whether they have a baby boy or a baby girl, are believed to be the beloved babies of their parents.
