Although the idea of wanting boys over girls is not too serious now, with the opening of the second child policy, many families want to have a second child. If they are pregnant at this time, they naturally want to be satisfied. It is illegal in medicine to refuse to determine pregnancy if it is a boy or a girl after getting pregnant. So, is prenatal testing accurate for both males and females?
Of course, there is no basis to determine gender by examining the fetal teeth. The gender of the fetus is determined when the sperm and egg combine. There are X sperm and Y sperm, and when the X sperm combines with the egg, it is a girl. If the Y sperm combines with the egg, it is a boy. If you want to know whether you are pregnant with a boy or a girl, you can do blood DNA testing, amniotic fluid testing, mid-term ultrasound examination, etc. at seven or eight weeks of pregnancy, but most doctors cannot tell.
No matter what method is used to examine men and women, it is not allowed in medicine. After pregnancy, it is sufficient for pregnant women to undergo prenatal check ups. As long as the fetus is healthy, there is no need to worry about whether it is a boy or a girl. It is rumored that if there is a significant difference in the size and width of the gestational sac, it may be a male baby, and if the length and width are equal, it may be a female baby. However, this is certainly not credible. Because some mothers recalled conducting examinations while carrying their babies and checking that the gestational sac was uneven in length and width, resulting in the birth of a little princess.
So, no matter what method is used to distinguish between men and women, it is unreliable. Some pregnant women even foolishly abort their fetuses for this reason, and their intestines may even regret it.
