Super accurate! How to tell the gender of a baby by ultrasound

Technology is very advanced now, and we can use B-ultrasound to determine whether we are pregnant with a boy or a girl. Because of some unnecessary factors, doctors will not tell us, but now society has become very open, and there is not much difference between boys and girls, so many couples want to know the gender of their baby in advance, and they can use B-ultrasound to determine it.

B-ultrasound report tells you the gender of your baby

First: Looking at the data, if the difference between the length and the width is more than twice, it is more likely to be a boy. If the length and width are equal, the baby is likely to be a girl.

Second: Look at the shape . If it’s eggplant-shaped or long, it’s likely to be a boy. If it’s round, it’s likely to be a girl.

1. 7W+1D BC data: gestational sac 2.91.9, the baby is a boy

2. BC data at 9 weeks and 4 days: 46.6-30.2 mm gestational sac was found in the uterus, and both twins were girls.

3. 60-day BC data: The size of the gestational sac is 3.61.6MM. The baby is a handsome boy.

4. 5W+6D. Gestational sac: 25mm11mm, boy

5. Data: embryonic sac: 23×17×16 The baby is a little beauty

6. 46-day BC data gestational sac: 201717 girl

7. BC result at 7 weeks + 1 day: 3220mm gestational sac, girl

8. At 8 weeks, it is 1.6×1.7, and the baby is a daughter.

At 9 and 8 weeks, it was 4128MM and the baby was also a girl.

10. It was BC at more than 8 weeks, and the gestational sac was 19MM10MM. Later, the BC showed that it was also a boy.