An ultrasound can provide an estimate of the gestational age of the fetus, which helps determine how many weeks pregnant a person is. The accuracy of this estimate is highest in the first trimester, where measurements of the embryo or fetus can closely correspond to gestational age. However, as pregnancy progresses, factors such as individual growth rates can lead to variations, making it less precise in later trimesters. Therefore, while ultrasounds are a valuable tool for estimating gestational age, they may not give an exact number of weeks.
At 16 weeks it is 80-90% accurate using an ultrasound
at the first ultrasound (usually around 12 weeks)
yes, i had a doctor tell me that an ultrasound will not show a pregnancy until 5 weeks. that is not a fact but just what i was told. when i was pregnant the ultrasound lady had a hard time seeing my baby and i was 5 weeks, i had to go back the next week and she saw the baby perfect.
We I couldn't tell what we were looking at for sure at my ultrasound at 22 weeks but the technician said she was measuring the baby's cervix so i guess you can see it if you know what your looking for.
at 6 weeks you can see the heart (it will be a very tiny circle that is beating) and see a small oval shaped fetus in the uterus. you cannot tell this soon about the sex of the baby or any other features like hands or feet. the sex and baby's features can be determined at about 21 weeks on ultrasound.
Tell him or show him a picture of the ultrasound or show him baby clothing.
No, this isn't accurate. The best way to determine the sex of your baby is by having a ultrasound from 16 weeks.
It's not an exact science, but it can give you a pretty good idea. the less pregnant you are the more accurate it is. ~pawsalmighty
The doctor can estimate about how many weeks along the pregnancy is through methods such as ultrasound, but he cannot say with 100% certainty what the exact date was.
Yes, with an ultrasound. They can measure the baby and give you a very good date based on that. Ultrasounds are very accurate
I am not sure what you are meaning, but no I think not, you will find out the babys sex only when you are 18 weeks +, if you are living in the UK then you will find out at your 20 week scan (normality scan).
You can see on the ultrasound sometimes