Pregnant women during pregnancy will not have more than two issues, one is the health of the fetus and the other is the gender of the fetus. However, there is now a clear rule in the country that prohibits doctors from disclosing the gender of the fetus to pregnant women, which makes many pregnant women feel distressed. So, what methods are available to determine the gender of a fetus?
Firstly, during the B-ultrasound examination, there will be an indication on the B-sheet indicating the fetal biparietal diameter. At the end of each B-ultrasound examination, two values of biparietal diameter and femur length can be observed. If the difference between these two values is greater than about 2 centimeters, it is likely that you have a male baby in your abdomen.
Secondly, during pregnancy checkups, frequent urine tests are conducted. In fact, the results of urine tests can also provide people with information about the gender of the fetus. If the urine test is alkaline, it may indicate that the fetus is pregnant. If the urine test is acidic, it may indicate that the fetus is pregnant. After completing the urine test, pregnant women can closely monitor the test report.
After entering pregnancy, there will be some changes in the breasts of pregnant women, mainly due to changes in hormone secretion levels in the body after entering pregnancy, but the degree of growth of chest circumference varies depending on physical constitution. During pregnancy, if a pregnant woman discovers that her breasts have grown to about six centimeters, it is likely that she is pregnant with a male baby because the male baby secretes some testosterone in the abdomen, which inhibits the growth of the mother's breasts. However, if a pregnant woman discovers that her breasts have increased by more than eight centimeters during pregnancy, it largely reflects that she is pregnant with a female baby.
