How to get pregnant

Unproven theory of how to get pregnant with a boy

There is no foolproof way to determine the sex of the fetus, except in the medical culture in which the fetus is known to be male. That is, there is no guaranteed way to have a male child. When left in nature, each embryo has a 50% chance of becoming a male and a 50% chance of becoming a female. The process of determining the sex of the fetus depends primarily on the sperm that fertilizes the egg among the millions of sperm that seek to fertilize the egg. 

Many different myths have been passed down from generation to generation, and there is no scientific basis for determining the sex of a fetus. People can speculate about the following.

• Choose a diet. Some theories suggest eating certain foods, such as lean meats, potassium, and salty foods, to increase the chances of a baby being born.
• Have sex on the appointed day according to the calendar.
• Select your sleeping position.
• Either partner reaches orgasm first.
• A proven method for determining the sex of the fetus
• artificial insemination method

The sex of the fetus can be determined by in vitro fertilization (IVF) through specific pre-implantation medical procedures, such as a test known as preimplantation genetic screening (PGS).

This test includes a biopsy. will be taken. Made from a single cell of a 5-day-old embryo. There are about 100 cells analyzed to determine the chromosomal structure, including the future sex as the fetus grows. It should be noted that this test is only used before the pregnancy. That is before the fetus is placed in its mother's womb.

Sperm separation

Sperm separation is defined as the separation of male sperm from female sperm using several methods, including flow cytometry. When a fluorescent dye is added to the semen sample and the sperms are separated according to the binding model of the genetic material in the semen