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Im 19weeks pregnant and im soo anxious to find out what im having. Everything I google heads straight for a girl. My son is 10yrs old so everything is really new to me. My symptoms are bad morning sickness till 11weeks, breaking out, bigger breast... What do you think??
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We are 18 weeks 4 days have our ultrasound in 9 days and am super anxious to see what we are having. We have 4 boys and 2 girls (i carried similar with all of them and had hardly any symptoms with all of them). I think boy my husband thinks girl...we are both hoping girl lol
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I'm 19 weeks as well. I have my ultrasound on Tuesday to discover the sex. I absolutely can't wait!
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Yes symptoms have nothing to do with the Gender. I have a 16M old daughter which I had hardly no symptoms with only alot of heartburn. I am currently 15 weeks pregnant and also have no symptoms and we just found out it's a BOY :) the only difference I can tell is I am carrying lower with him then I did her.
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I'm curious what you're googling that "points right to a girl".  The thing is,  half the time those symptoms correctly point to a girl,  so the myth continues.

So,  50-50 you're carrying a girl.  And in cases like yours where the mother does have a girl,  they say see there,  I told you,  I was right and the myth carries on.
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Your symptoms do not determine your baby's gender.
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