Patient's question:
I am 26 years old this year. My first child is a son, and for the second child, I want a daughter. When I have free time, I use alcohol to test morning urine. The 49 algorithm indicates a girl. Now she is two months old and loves spicy food. Is the 49 algorithm accurate for the second child?Doctor's answer:
As you mentioned, this is an unscientific viewpoint, so you shouldn't trust it too lightly. Generally, the gender of the fetus can be confirmed through a detailed MRI examination around three and a half months into the pregnancy. However, it is now illegal to conduct detailed MRI examinations specifically to determine the gender of the fetus. My advice is that during pregnancy, as long as the baby is developing normally and there are no abnormalities, the gender doesn't matter—there should be no gender discrimination. Wishing you good health! Thank you!