Patient's question:
I recently got pregnant, but my husband's family always wants a child, and they are quite traditional. However, I'm not sure when the gender can be determined, which makes me very anxious. Now that I'm three months pregnant, the baby is doing well in all aspects. What kind of help do I need: How long into pregnancy can the gender be determined?Doctor's answer:
In the third month of pregnancy, the baby's gender can be seen through an ultrasound examination. However, doctors in hospitals will not tell you the baby's gender now, as this is illegal. Around the fourth month, the baby's gender can be determined more clearly through an ultrasound, but it depends on the fetal position. If the fetal position is good, the result will be accurate. However, do not rely too much on the judgment. The most direct method for determining the baby's gender is ultrasound, as it can clearly show the baby's organs and parts, including the genitalia.