Popular folklore suggests that carrying a baby girl is harder due to severe morning sickness driven by higher hormone levels, but scientific research shows no consistent medical proof that girl pregnancies are universally harder than boy pregnancies. Physical symptoms like nausea, fatigue, weight gain, and emotional changes vary dramatically from woman to woman and pregnancy to pregnancy, depending on maternal genetics, placental hormones, and individual health factors rather than the sex of the fetus.
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