Were your pregnancy symptoms the same for each pregnancy?

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Hello ladies I’m in my fourth pregnancy I have 3 boys and this is ny last baby ! My pregnancy symptoms are the same as they were for all morning sickness nauseas and a little anxiety ! Does this mean I’m having the same gender ? My family says same symptoms mean I’ll have another boy just curious about this any input on if your symptoms were the same each time ?

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Symptoms don’t indicate fetal sex, even though it sometimes seems that way! I’ve also had 3 boys and nearly identical symptoms, but research has shown there’s no association. 
BUT having had 3 boys in a row actually does increase your chance of having another boy. The increased chance is likely small - I think the main study I saw said about 58% after 3 boys, but I can’t remember the exact percentage. We’re possibly looking at another pregnancy in the next year and fully expecting a 4th boy, haha.

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Im currently pregnant with my 4th and every pregnancy has been so different symptom wise so I wouldnt use symptoms to indicate the sex

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1st pregnancy didn't last long enough to have symptoms outside of overly sleepy. 
Daughter: emotional, sore breasts, cramping like AF was coming, morning sickness from 6 to 12 weeks, craved sweets. 
3rd pregnancy: morning sickness and sore breasts. Missed miscarriage at 9 weeks. 
Son 1: emotional, sore breasts, morning sickness 6 to 12 weeks, craved sour. 
Son 2: team green until birth. Morning sickness 4 to 16 weeks. Craved spicy. 
That said my daughter and my 1st son were very very similar. Only the cravings were different. Aversions with all 3 were different too. With my daughter it was ground beef. With my 1st son it was dairy products. With my 2nd son it was all meat and eggs.

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@GlowGPT please help me with this topic!

Were your pregnancy symptoms the same for each pregnancy?

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