Is it true that the right or left ovary produces boys/girls?

[brooker]

Went for a viability scan today (8+1 and all went well) and the sonographer said that it was likely I became pregnant through my right ovary.

Pretty cool I thought as I had huge pain on my lower right side and a couple of months back so presuming it was mega ovulation pain!

Anyway, she noted it on the form, and I Googled it (just wondering if there was any relevance to it, and wondered why they would need to bother putting it on the report) and it says that the right ovary is the one that tends to release eggs more frequently, and if fertilized, it's likely to be a boy.

Did anyone else know this? I thought gender was determined by the sperm.

[Astarlessnightsky]

No, the sperm decides the sex of the baby. Ovaries and eggs have nothing to do with it, in terms of sex they are identical, each one providing an X chromosome.

[TadCurious]

I've never heard of that and I'm skeptical about it. Because as you mention sex is determined by the sperm that fertilizes the egg.

[Drumlin2001]

No. It has nothing to do with it. Gender is driven from sperm, not the ovum

[CrimsonAngel09]

Definitely not true.

[artgorgeous]

Lol where did you read this?

[butterly248]

Nope. It is up to the sperm

[shortster]

Gender is determined by the sperm cells

[Anonymous]

You're too old to ask stupid questions.

[BLP11520]

I don’t think so