Patient's question:
How many months pregnant are you? My husband really wants to know if it's a boy or a girl, but my body hasn't changed much. The only thing is that spots have appeared all over my breasts, and they've turned dark. I'm not sure if this can determine if it's a boy or a girl. I haven't gone to the hospital for a check-up. I haven't gone to the hospital for a check-up.Doctor's answer:
Hello:I’m glad to answer your question. Based on the issue you’ve raised, it’s understandable that young parents want to see their child as soon as possible, and expectant parents also wish to know the baby’s gender early on. However, judging the baby’s gender based on some symptoms of pregnancy is not scientific.
Since you are pregnant and have noticed that your areolas have darkened, this is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by pigmentation due to the secretion of sex hormones in your body. This cannot be used to determine the baby’s gender.
However, according to national regulations, no medical institution is allowed to conduct fetal gender determination, as it is illegal to do so.