Patient's question:
I am 25 years old this year, and I have always wanted to have a boy with my husband. My friend told me that an alkaline environment can kill X sperm. I'm not very familiar with this, so I want to ask if an alkaline environment can kill X sperm?Doctor's answer:
For a male to achieve fertilization, the number of sperm must reach over 40 million to meet the needs of female pregnancy. Among these 40 million sperm, the ratio of normal X sperm and Y sperm is roughly 50%. So far, neither traditional Chinese medicine nor Western medicine has developed medical technology capable of classifying and eliminating these millions of sperm. Therefore, before fertilization occurs, medicine cannot determine the sex of the fetus. Killing sperm in an alkaline environment is not a scientific method.