Patient's question:
My in-laws and my parents really love boys, and they hope I can have a boy. I feel a lot of pressure. Now that I'm several months pregnant, I've also had prenatal check-ups. The doctor said the fetus is developing normally. I have a strong craving for sour things and always experience morning sickness.What kind of help do I need: What are the most accurate symptoms of having a boy during pregnancy?
Doctor's answer:
The most accurate symptoms of a pregnant boy vary, and many people believe that when a woman is pregnant with a boy, apart from headaches, she generally experiences no other reactions during pregnancy, such as nausea and vomiting, which rarely occur. The fetal heartbeat of a boy is much slower than that of a girl, mostly below 140, although slower, it is very strong. During pregnancy, a pregnancy line may appear on the abdomen of the pregnant woman. If this line is very dark, crooked, and extends up to the chest, some may even grow chest hair, which looks particularly unattractive. The navel does not protrude, and it is possible that she is carrying a boy. The shape of the protruding abdomen of a pregnant woman carrying a boy appears pointed, and from the back, it is not noticeable that she is pregnant. Her hands and feet are relatively slender, except for the expansion of the abdomen, other parts of her body show little change. Additionally, when carrying a boy, the fetal movements are more pronounced, as if the fetus is punching inside the stomach, with great strength.