Can an ultrasound be 100 sure of the sex of the baby because i was told that I'm having a girl.?

Answer 1

Ultrasounds can't be 100% accurate for the sex of a baby because the penis or testicles may be hidden. Or the umblilical chord or something else may look like a penis. It is the best way to tell the sex though. And it is probably more accurate on the other things because those are tested in a different way. With measurements of the body part or other more accurate ways. The sex is determined just by what the person giving the ultrasound sees. .

no because one the umblical cord could make it look like the baby has a penis or even the babys finger could make you think it is boy but you are never sure because they told my sister she was having a girl twice and the baby ended up being a boy

definitely not.....THREE ultrasounds said i was having a boy.....she is now a 9 year old girl ;0)

I have two children a boy and a girl. The Ultrasound Tech was the same for both of them and at 18 weeks they guessed accurately. If you have an ultrasound tech that knows what they are doing then yes, it can be 100% accurate.

Answer 2

Chances are, when you did your ultrasound it was the umbilical cord that was seen and not a penis. The 2 are very easily mistaken.

Yes, it is certainly accurate. You can generally find out between 4.5-6 months of pregnancy. If you have a talented radiologist that just makes it all the more easy for you to get a more accurate idea of the sex of the baby.

This is the most common time to be able to tell the baby's sex. Before this there is not much dirrerence between the sexes, and after this other parts of the baby get in the way as there is not so much room. However you may have a coy baby who will not reveal its sex no matter how good the scan.

i have two kids and i found out with both of mine the swx. one scan WA at 17.5 weeks and the 2nd scan was at 20 weeks. good luck

Answer 3

It can be. The sonogram was correct about the sex with my 3 kids.

Answer 4

ultrasounds r never 100% sure. but they r really close to it.

Answer 5

They are more likely to be "unsure" if the fetus' genitalia are not clearly visible, but, yes, the doctor can be certain he has identified the baby's gender and be absolutely wrong.

Answer 6

If an ultrasound has determined that a person is having a boy, it is generally pretty firm. This is because the technician confirms the gender after seeing a penis on the screen.