Patient's question:
Can gender be determined through a 5-month 4D ultrasound?Doctor's answer:
Of course, it is possible. At this stage, the baby is about 20~25 centimeters tall and weighs 250~300 grams. Fine hair has grown all over the body, and hair has started to appear. Eyebrows, fingernails, and other features are also fully developed.The head is the size of a chicken egg, and the body is divided into three parts, with proportions appearing balanced. The skin gradually turns red, subcutaneous fat begins to accumulate, and the skin becomes less translucent.
The fetal heartbeat is very active, and in the amniotic fluid, the baby's hands and feet can move freely.
4D ultrasound is no longer just about sensing the baby's breathing and movement—it allows you to witness their every action and even their sweet smiles.
More importantly, 4D ultrasound enables multi-directional and multi-angle observation of the fetus's growth and development inside the womb, providing accurate scientific evidence for early diagnosis of congenital external deformities and congenital heart diseases.