Twenty-one weeks pregnant with a boy

There is a saying in folklore that if a woman has an ugly appearance during pregnancy and her abdomen becomes pointed in the late pregnancy, the baby in her belly may be a boy. This is not scientifically proven. Generally speaking, whether a baby is a boy or a girl is related to the male's semen and the female's extracellular fluid, and has nothing to do with the appearance of the pregnant woman. During pregnancy, you should not only develop a good lifestyle, but also do moderate exercise to improve your own resistance and enhance your immunity.

Try to eat light dishes to supplement the nutrients and vitamins needed by the body. Try to eat more protein-rich foods, such as soy milk and dairy products, which are very beneficial to the human body.

There are no abnormal symptoms when pregnant with a boy. Symptoms generally occur during pregnancy, such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and general weakness. The gender cannot be determined solely from these symptoms. Generally, the gender can be determined through B-ultrasound examination. Generally, it is around April of pregnancy, when the baby is fully developed and can be determined through B-ultrasound. However, fetal gender identification and assessment is strictly prohibited now. It doesn't matter whether you have a boy or a girl, as long as the baby develops normally, you should pay attention to rest during pregnancy, improve nutrition and diet, and it is recommended to supplement vitamins effectively, which is beneficial to the baby's development.

There are no unique symptoms associated with conceiving a boy. There is no scientific evidence that boys or girls cannot be distinguished based on symptoms. It is recommended to take things as they come and not to make excessive demands. The sex of the fetus can usually be identified from the external sex organs at the end of the third month. In April, the diagnosis can be made based on color Doppler ultrasound examination. However, non-medical needs in clinical medicine are not assessed. However, all tests are not 100% accurate and there are certain errors, so you should not be too confident.