Patient's question:
[Condition Description: I had my period on May 5th and came for a pulse check on June 15th, but they didn't tell me the baby's gender, just said it was a successful pulse check. On August 7th, an ultrasound confirmed it was a girl. Past Treatment and Effects: Currently, I have quite a bit of body hair. Desired Help: I want to consult and have you analyze the accuracy for me. I'm just curious.]Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, around one and a half months into pregnancy, slippery pulse can be detected through pulse diagnosis. However, if the body is weak, the slippery pulse may not be as prominent. There is no basis for diagnosing the gender of the baby through pulse diagnosis. It is recommended to let nature take its course and focus on maintaining good health. Regular prenatal check-ups and proper nutrition are essential.The third prenatal check-up between 17 and 20 weeks primarily involves routine basic examinations. However, an ultrasound at this stage can accurately determine the gender of the fetus. During this stage, pregnant women should pay attention to a balanced diet to avoid excessive or insufficient weight gain. Many women start experiencing leg cramps during this period, so it is important to supplement calcium and iron promptly. To ensure a smoother pregnancy, simple exercises can be started daily.