Is it true that what the doctor said is accurate? What did the doctor say about the fetal movement of the pregnant boy?

I believe that most expectant mothers have heard of the phrase "ten men and nine leaks". The so-called "ten men and nine leaks" means that pregnant women have symptoms of redness and swelling during pregnancy, that is, bleeding, which means that pregnant women are pregnant with a male baby with high accuracy. This also convinces most women that many pregnant women will judge the sex of the fetus by observing whether they see red, and some doctors will also look at the sex of the fetus according to this statement. So is it accurate to say that ten people and nine people are missing? In addition, if it is a boy, what should the fetal movement be like? Let's take a look together.

Although ten men and nine omissions are very convincing, in fact, this statement has no scientific basis. In the early pregnancy, women must attach great importance to bleeding, which is not the performance of giving birth to boys and girls. Seeing red may imply that there is something wrong with the fetus, most of which is threatened abortion. If accompanied by abdominal pain, it may be ectopic pregnancy, so expectant mothers should not be superstitious about this statement and pay more attention to the health of the fetus in the uterus.

Apart from ten men and nine leaks, what should the fetal movement be like if it is a boy? Here, the doctor reminds all pregnant women that fetal movement refers to the activity state of the fetus in the mother's body, and there is no obvious difference between the fetal movement of boys and girls, which cannot be used as a criterion for judging the sex of the fetus.

In daily life, pregnant women should pay more attention to the situation of red opinions, so as not to cause harm to the fetus. At the same time, pay attention to the frequency of fetal movement. Too little or too much exercise is not a good thing. If there is any abnormality, it is recommended to seek medical advice in time.