Drano Pregnancy Test

When a woman wants to know if she’s pregnant, she wants to know right this second. She doesn’t want to wait a few weeks or wonder if the results of her home pregnancy test are accurate. She doesn’t want to wait for a doctor’s admission that her blood tests show she’s pregnant. She wants to know now. It’s a trait most women who want desperately to have a child possess.

For this reason, many women take matters into their own hands and attempt to see if they are pregnant using alternative methods that might not necessarily be very safe. Additionally, many women take matters into their own hands to determine whether or not they are carrying a boy or a girl before they receive an ultrasound to confirm the gender of their baby. These tests, while mostly meaningless and innocent, are fine. However, there is one test that is dangerous and should be avoided at all costs.

The Drano Pregnancy Test

Many women believe that they can use a household chemical to determine the gender of their unborn child. This is said to work when the gestational age of the baby is around four months. It’s said that using Drano can allegedly help women determine whether or not they are having a boy or a girl by testing their urine. Keep in mind that this is an alleged myth that some women use in desperation to find out what gender their baby may or may not be.

Additionally, keep in mind that the use of any household cleaner or chemical is not intended for women who are expecting a child and can be highly dangerous to a woman’s health and the health of her unborn child. Furthermore, understand that there are absolutely no medical reasons to believe that the Drano pregnancy test works. It is an urban legend, just as the ring on the string above the belly and the Chinese gender predictor tests, although far more dangerous to your health and the health of your unborn child.

How The Drano Gender Prediction Test Works

To use the Drano pregnancy test to determine the gender of your baby all you have to do is mix drano with your urine and look for a change in color. The changing color is supposed to indicate the gender of your baby. By mixing a cup of Drano with your urine you can determine the gender of your baby by checking to see if the mixture turns brown or blue. If it turns blue, you are allegedly pregnant with a little girl. If it turns brown, you are allegedly pregnant with a little boy.

There are dozens of different sets of instructions that go along with this test. Each one has its own schedule of time for when you should check the color after mixing the two ingredients. Since there is no set or scheduled time, it should serve as yet another indicator why this test is dangerous and not at all accurate.