Patient's question:
I did an ultrasound five months ago and it told me the baby was a boy, but then they said there's a high chance it's a girl. The main reason is that the baby's legs are crossed and the buttocks are up, and it took five minutes to see nothing, so they said there's a high chance it's a girl. Please tell me which one should I believe.Doctor's answer:
Generally in hospitals, doctors will never tell you if the baby is a boy or a girl, as this is against legal regulations. When the baby is outside for a month, sometimes the development of the genitalia is not clear enough, and if I told you it was more likely a boy, now at 8 months, it's again unclear, so I told you it's more likely a girl. You can wait another week to see. However, whether it's a boy or a girl, they are all the fruits of your hard work after 10 months of pregnancy. Whether it's a boy or a girl, this is something you cannot control.