my girlfriend's ultrasound showed we are having a boy..she is now 12 weeks 6 days pregnant
ANSWERgenerally ultrasound techs (even the best) won't give you an answer till you are around the 16 week markYou can try to determine your baby gender with Chinese Birth Gender chart. This is easy and accurate baby gender prediction.
The gender of a fetus can typically be determined around the 20th week of pregnancy. An ultrasound is preformed by a technician at your 20 week check-up and if you would like to know the sex of your baby you may ask them to tell you then. Anything before this will be inconclusive.
The ultrasound at 20 weeks may be inaccurate if the technician is not able to get a good picture of the baby. Also, the baby's legs may get in the way of determining the sex, however, it is usually possible to get him or her to move.
The earliest an ultrasound can possibly determine the gender of a fetus is 12 weeks. Most doctors won't attempt to determine the gender until 16-20 weeks. Unlike amniocentesis, ultrasound genderizing isn't an exact science. Depending on the way the baby lays, it can be difficult to see the genitals. Some radiologists will influence the baby to move into a different position to catch a glimpse, or you could consume something containing sugar to make the fetus more active. Amniocentesis, if you have to have one done, determines the gender through chromosomal analysis and this is fool-proof.
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Currently in the US the earliest expecting parents can learn the gender of their baby is eleven weeks through an unreliable ultrasound investigation. A blood test, which only currently available in Europe, can accurately identify the gender at five weeks. There is hope that this safe, non-invasive procedure will be available in 2010.
1. Ultrasound is used in sonography- looking at human babies in the mother's womb. Ultrasound can be used to work out how old the baby is, determine its location, find the location of the placenta, and determine the sex of the baby (male or female), check for heartbeat, check for normal fetal growth and check for any abnormalities.
At the first ultrasound at 12 weeks, or if you use a gender selection technique, before you even become pregnant... check out http://genderinfluence.com
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same way its identified in humans! glad to help!
Yes, for an additional cost and time.
There is no answer to this question since users are not identified by gender.
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The terms "he" and "she" refer to gender pronouns typically used to refer to individuals based on their gender identity. To determine if you are a "he" or a "she," you can reflect on your own gender identity and how you feel most comfortable being identified. Gender identity is personal and can be different from the sex assigned at birth. It's important to respect and affirm individuals' self-identified gender pronouns. If you are unsure, you can also seek support from LGBTQ+ resources or professionals.
The mum's baby would be an aunt or an uncle, depending on the gender.
The baby's gender can usually be determined by ultrasound in the mid to late second trimester of the pregnancy. The baby's gender usually begins to develop during the latter half of the first trimester (about 8 weeks).