What is the method to determine the gender of the embryo?

During the pregnancy, the whole family is very concerned about the health of the fetus. In addition, the family also wants to know the gender of the baby in the belly. In fact, people nowadays don’t care too much about whether the baby is a boy or a girl. Everyone knows the principle of equality between men and women, so most people’s concern about the gender of the fetus is just out of curiosity. It is reported that the gender can be determined by the embryonic sac. The specific method is as follows.

Methods of determining the gender of the embryonic sac:

Predicting the gender of the baby has always been one of the main concerns of prospective parents. The baby in the belly is always full of mystery, and many couples want to find out the gender of the fetus through some methods. There is a saying that the gender of a baby can be determined by the data of the gestational sac. How can the gender of a baby be determined based on the data of the gestational sac? Let’s learn more about it.

1. The size of the gestational sac determines the sex of the fetus

Rumor has it that if the length and width of the gestational sac differ by more than twice, then the baby is likely to be a boy. If the length and width are equal, or not much different, it is likely to be a girl. Some mothers reviewed the ultrasound data from their pregnancy to verify it. For example, one mother's gestational sac size was 16mm×17mm when she was 8 weeks pregnant, and she gave birth to a little princess.

2. The shape of the gestational sac determines the sex of the fetus

A long rectangular gestational sac indicates a boy: the length of two of its sides should be more than twice the length of the third side, for example, 4.0cm*3.8cm*1.9. If the two long sides are close and exactly twice the length of the third side, it is a standard boy. Simply put, if one side is particularly short, the gestational sac must be elongated, and it is basically a boy. A round gestational sac indicates a girl: the three sides are almost the same length, or the three sides form an arithmetic progression, and the long side is not twice as long as the short side, such as 4.0cm*3.3cm*2.7cm or 2.9cm*1.8cm*1.8cm, these are all girls.

The above statements and data are for reference only. Looking at the data through the gestational sac is just a traditional folk saying and has no scientific basis. The size of the gestational sac cannot determine the gender of the baby. If the gestational sac is small, the pregnant mother should pay more attention to it, as it may not be a sign of having a boy or a girl, but a sign that the fetus is not fully developed. Whether it is a boy or a girl, they are all their parents’ treasures, and health is the most important thing.