If the pregnant woman does not take good care of her diet and rest during pregnancy, the health of the fetus may be seriously affected. Some pregnant women want to understand the health condition of their fetus in a reasonable way, including fetal sex determination, but almost no such experience. So how to tell the sex of the baby at 7 months pregnant?

Observe the protrusion position of the abdomen. If the lower abdomen is large, it is a boy; if the upper abdomen is large, it is a girl. However, if the pregnant woman is carrying high, it may be the first pregnancy or the pregnant woman has a good figure. After the pregnant woman has given birth once, the abdominal muscles become weak, and during the second pregnancy, they are naturally ‘loose’.

Observe the shape of the abdomen. If the abdomen is very large and scattered, it is a boy; if the abdomen is round, centered, like a basketball court, it is a girl.

Observe the abdominal protrusion. If the pregnant woman’s abdomen is prominent, it is a girl; if the abdomen is not prominent or the lower abdomen is prominent, it is a boy. If the pregnant woman’s upper body is short, the baby’s development space can only expand outward, so the abdomen will look very large. Conversely, if the pregnant woman’s upper body is long, it can provide sufficient space for the baby’s development, and the abdomen does not need to protrude outward.

Prenatal examination at 7 months pregnant:

In July, the fifth prenatal examination is generally conducted, mainly for physical examination items, and also requires blood tests for hepatitis B and examination of the baby’s fetal position and the mother’s pelvis to prepare for delivery. Moreover, from this prenatal examination, the frequency of examination will be more frequent, with every two weeks for prenatal examination in August and September, and once a week in October.

Examination time: 28 weeks pregnant, 7 months pregnant, mid-pregnancy. Examination items: blood pressure, body weight, fundal height, fetal abdominal circumference, fetal heart rate, obstetric ultrasound examination, blood routine examination.

It is only a reference for the probability of distinguishing between men and women and cannot be used as a standard for preparing for boys or girls. If expectant mothers want to get an early preparation for determining whether it is a boy or a girl, it is best to go to the hospital for an ultrasound.