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If nausea is related to hCG levels, then we could have more nausea with girls, especially in the later part of the first trimester until it goes.
http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/content/17/2/485.full
But the range is very wide, so they must overlap for male and female fetuses. Not the best link, perhaps, but: http://www.babymed.com/body-changes/...arly-pregnancy
Freya, good link! That is super interesting! So, it's the hcg that causes ms, not the progesterone?
I had moderate MS with my DD which happened only in the evening.
My sis did not have any MS except last 2 days of 1st trimester - Boy
A friend did not have any MS except last 2 days of 1st trimester - boy
A friend did not have any MS except nausea - girl
A friend had extreme MS everyday - boy
Guess it depends on the womens body and each pregnancy. I really dont think its gender related.
I had only one day of ms with DD #1 and with DD #2 I was just nauseous the entire 1st trimester. :)