During the NT, the doctor said the baby was shy. Is this a hint?

A pregnant mother has done something like this. Before the prenatal check-up, I asked many mothers how to interpret the doctor’s words during the B-ultrasound, and the answers they received were varied. Well, homework. Now that I have prepared a preview, it will finally come in handy when I do NT!

"Doctor, I'm going to prepare the baby's clothes. Should I prepare blue or pink clothes?"

The doctor kept a cold face, and it took him a long time to say something. , the child is small, any color can be prepared.

At the door of the prenatal check-up B-ultrasound room, there is usually a sentence that "non-medically necessary fetal gender identification is prohibited." Although doctors have regulations not to disclose the gender of the fetus casually, if you are lucky, , doctors sometimes tell the baby's gender through hints, it depends on whether the pregnant mother can understand it.

When the doctor says the baby is shy during NT, there are generally two meanings:

1. One is that the baby's posture is considered "shy".

Pregnant mothers usually do NT examinations between 11 and 14 weeks. At this time, the fetus has already formed, so it is convenient to detect the thickness of the translucency of the fetus and determine whether the fetus has There is no chance of chromosomal abnormalities. When the doctor measures the thickness of the baby's nuchal translucency, if he sees the baby covering his face or carrying his body, he will say that the baby has a "shy" personality and will not even show it during the doctor's examination.

2. The other is to imply that the baby is a girl.

A sister shared her experience of having a B-ultrasound in a private hospital. During the procedure, the doctor told her that the baby was very handsome. Later, the little sister got her wish and gave birth to a boy. Generally, handsome ones refer to boys, and pretty or shy ones refer to girls. Sometimes the doctor will say that the baby looks like his mother or his father. Usually, girls are more like their fathers, while boys are more like their mothers.

In short, when the doctor said that the baby is shy during NT, it may be a hint of the baby's gender, or it may be a joke about the baby's posture. Pregnant mothers should not take it too seriously. The baby is safe. Health is the best gift.