Different symptoms?!

Question

This is my 3rd pregnancy and with the first pregnancy I was sick a lot all day long, second one I wasn’t sick at all and had a boy, now I’ve been sick all the time with this one. Has anyone had different symptoms between having a boy vs a girl??

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With my first i wasn’t sick at all and had a girl, with my second i was sick and it stopped at 2nd trimester and had a boy, with this pregnancy i’m sick since 4 weeks and just now getting better at 12 weeks, idk the gender yet hopefully soon 🤞🏻

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I’ve had 2 girls and they were both the same.
This pregnancy I’m still too early in to say what symptoms I’m having. But I’m hoping to get our boy! So I’ll be following.

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With my first I was sick from 8-22 weeks. Needed Diclegis to function. I had a girl. Craved sour gummy worms and chocolate milk all day every day. Currently with my second, another girl, and had no morning sickness and craved veggies and meat. Mine were complete opposites.

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I was sick with my son everyday after 4 weeks but I have only been sick twice so far with this one. I get nauseous and gag but I don’t actually get sick. I’m hoping it stays this way. Its crazy how the 2 pregnancies have been so different already! I’m hoping this means it’s a little girl. 🤞🏻

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My first was a boy and the whole pregnancy was a breeze! I’m currently 28 weeks with a girl and have suffered since day one. In fact I just threw up again this morning and at the weekend I fainted twice and have been miserable ever since. So yes, they’re definitely different symptoms for me! But one of my friends had 2 girls and the pregnancies were great, she got pregnant with her third and had a horrific pregnancy but it’s another girl! So I just think everyone is different haha.

Different symptoms?!

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