Patient's question:
I and my husband have been preparing for the arrival of this child for a long time. Finally, we are waiting for this child. I don't know if he is a boy or a girl, so I can give him a good name. I want to go to the hospital to check the gender, but the hospital won't tell. So I want to know other ways to find out the baby's gender.What kind of help do you want: When can you see the baby's gender?
Doctor's answer:
4 months is enough to know, but it's not very accurate. The best time is 7 months, which is around 28 weeks. After 28 weeks, it's not visible anymore because the baby has turned. According to current Chinese law, ultrasound is not allowed to determine the gender of the baby. In many places, doctors who are reported may have their medical licenses revoked. The state prohibits gender determination, but it can be done in hospitals when necessary. Nowadays, gender determination of the fetus is usually done through ultrasound, which can be done as early as 4.5 months. However, it's important to find a good place, and it's better to have a connection for an earlier test. Alternatively, you can have your blood tested for DNA, but this method is currently only being tested in major hospitals. If you have a connection in a major hospital, you can try this. Another test involves using the mother's peripheral blood, specifically capillary blood, by collecting a few drops from the earlobe, making a blood smear, and using special staining techniques with cytological methods to determine the gender of the fetus. This test is relatively safe and has an accuracy rate of over 95%. The requirement for this test is that the pregnancy must be at least 45 days along.