Patient's question:
The previous ultrasound showed a cystic mass measuring 62×24mm.What kind of help you want: Please help me tell if it's a boy or a girl, and whether the cystic mass is dangerous for the child.
Doctor's answer:
We all know that hospitals are prohibited from using ultrasound to determine the gender of a fetus unless for special reasons, and even if the pregnant woman asks, the doctors refuse to answer. If all pregnant women now have to do B, and the doctor knows the gender but doesn't tell you, what should you do?Don't hurry, now I'll secretly tell you: the B report
1. 7W+1D BC data: gestational sac 2.9×1.9, it's a boy
2. 9W+4D BC data: intrauterine gestational sac 46.6×30.2mm, both are girls
3. 60 days BC data: gestational sac size 3.6×1.6mm, it's a handsome baby
4. 5W+6D. gestational sac: 25mm×11mm, it's a boy
5. Data: gestational sac 23×17×16, it's a little beauty
6. 46 days BC data gestational sac: 20×17×17, it's a girl