Expectant parents will definitely have many curious questions about the gender of their fetus during the nearly ten month pregnancy process. Some online claims suggest that the gender of a fetus can be determined from gestational sac data, which has sparked curiosity among many people. How much do you know about this aspect? With these questions in mind, the editor has collected some information for everyone, hoping to help clarify them properly.
Due to the fact that ultrasound is performed almost every prenatal examination, many expectant mothers rely on the data on the ultrasound sheet to guess whether they are pregnant with a small skirt or pants. Now, people mainly judge based on the size and shape of the gestational sac.
1. Determine fetal gender based on gestational sac size
There is a rumor that if the difference in length and width of the gestational sac is more than twice, then the possibility of a male baby is high. If the length and width are equal or not significantly different, it is likely to be a female baby. A mother reviewed the ultrasound data during her pregnancy to verify, for example, a mother gave birth to a baby princess at 8 weeks of pregnancy with a gestational sac size of 16mm × 17mm.
2. Shape of gestational sac to determine fetal gender
Some people believe that the shape of the gestational sac can indicate whether the fetus is male or female. Generally speaking, if the shape of the gestational sac resembles an eggplant or is elongated, the likelihood of conceiving a male baby is high; If the gestational sac is oval or round, it is likely to be a female baby.
Due to current policy regulations, doctors cannot perceive the gender of expectant mothers during examinations, and expectant parents can only know the gender of their babies at birth. The editor believes that whether it's a baby boy or a baby girl, as long as they are healthy, they are all the little angels of their parents. I hope the above content can help everyone clarify their doubts. Thank you for browsing.
