Is it a boy if I have sex during ovulation?

While many studies show that having sex during ovulation increases the chance of having a boy, that doesn't mean that all couples have sex during this period. In addition, some people may believe that only women who have sex during ovulation can give birth to boys, but men cannot. However, this statement has no scientific basis.

In fact, whether a boy or a girl is born is determined by the nature of the male's sperm. There are two types of chromosomes in male sperm, one is the X chromosome and the other is the Y chromosome. When a male's sperm combines with a female's egg, there will be sperm with an X chromosome and sperm with a Y chromosome. Normally, sperm with a Y chromosome are more likely to combine with a woman's egg, resulting in the birth of a boy.

Therefore, although ovulation is one of the important factors in conceiving a boy, it is not the only factor. Whether a boy or a girl is born is determined by the nature of the male's sperm. No matter when a couple has sex, as long as their sperm's chromosomes are XY, they are likely to have a boy.