You will ask your fertility treatment doctor a million questions. All of these questions will be important to assisting you to understand the risks and realities ivolved in fertility treatment. However, once that's all cleared up and you've started treatments, you'll get to ask some of the more common questions that parents-to-be usually have. For example, after you've conceived, you'll get to ask, "is it a boy or a girl?"
If you would prefer the answer to that question to lean one way or the other, you may want to consider working with a nutritionist during the time that you're trying to get pregnant using fertility treatments. That's because a new study shows that the diet that you're eating at the time of conception can heavily influence the gender of the baby. If you want a boy, you need to increase your energy intake. Learn more here.
Of course, if you're really serious about wanting a child of one gender over the other, a better bet would probably be to talk to your fertility doctor about sex selection. This is a process through which your doctor can help you conceive a baby of your preferred gender using sperm separation methods in the lab.
Question of the Day: Would you prefer a dietary or medical approach to sex selection?
