Can the site of abdominal cramps in early pregnancy be an indicator sex baby especially if had these on same side abdomen and produced gender?

There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that the site of abdominal cramps in early pregnancy can be an indicator of the sex of the baby. The location of abdominal cramps during pregnancy is not related to the gender of the fetus and varies from person to person. There are many different factors that can cause abdominal cramps during pregnancy, including gas, constipation, and muscle spasms, which are not related to the sex of the baby.