Four-dimensional color ultrasound to check the gender of the fetus, three tips to teach you how to check

Four-dimensional color ultrasound can clearly show the dynamic images of the fetus' organs, and can clearly see the gender of the fetus. Although four-dimensional color ultrasound can clearly see the gender of the fetus, during the examination, in order to avoid revealing the gender of the fetus, doctors will avoid talking about the gender of the fetus and talk about other things.

Generally speaking, it is not allowed to determine the gender of the baby using four-dimensional color ultrasound. Although it is feasible to determine the sex of the fetus through four-dimensional color ultrasound, the state has clearly stipulated that it is illegal to identify the sex of the fetus for non-medical purposes. No organization or individual may conduct fetal sex identification for non-medical needs, and it is strictly prohibited to use technical means to identify the sex of the fetus. Regardless of whether the baby in the belly is a boy or a girl, he is the fruit of the love between husband and wife. Prospective parents should be more concerned about whether the fetus is healthy and develops normally, rather than caring about the gender.

1. The size of the gestational sac determines the sex of the fetus

Rumor has it that if the length and width of the gestational sac differ by more than twice, then the baby is likely to be a boy. If the length and width are equal, or not much different, it is likely to be a girl.

2. The shape of the gestational sac determines the sex of the fetus

Some people believe that the shape of the gestational sac can indicate whether the fetus is a boy or a girl. Generally speaking, if the gestational sac is shaped like an eggplant or is long and narrow, it is more likely that you are pregnant with a boy; if the gestational sac is oval or round, it is likely that you are pregnant with a girl.

In fact, four-dimensional color ultrasound can determine the gender of the fetus because the fetus's reproductive organs can be directly observed using the instrument. The color ultrasound data can only be used to determine the fetal development and whether there are any abnormalities, but cannot determine the fetal gender.

3. The following are some color ultrasound data and the corresponding fetal gender, which can be used for the entertainment of expectant parents, but don’t take it too seriously. After all, it is unscientific to determine the gender of the fetus from the color ultrasound data.

(W stands for week, which is the first letter of the English word "week"; D stands for day, which is the first letter of the English word "day")

1. Ultrasound data at 7 weeks and 1 day: gestational sac 2.91.9, it is a boy

2. Ultrasound data at 9 weeks and 4 days: 46.630.2mm gestational sac was found in the uterus, and both twins were girls

3. 60-day ultrasound data: gestational sac size 3.61.6mm, it is a boy

4. Ultrasound data at 5W+6D: The size of the gestational sac is 25mm11mm, indicating a boy

6. 46-day ultrasound data: gestational sac 20mm×17mm×17mm, it is a girl

7. Ultrasound results at 7 weeks + 1 day: The size of the gestational sac is 3220mm, indicating a female baby

8. Ultrasound data at 7 weeks: 3.82.3cm gestational sac in the uterus, a boy

9. The ultrasound at 8 weeks showed that the gestational sac was 19mm10mm, indicating a boy.

10. At 8 weeks, it was 4128mm, and the baby was also a girl.

11. Ultrasound data on day 62: gestational sac 2.61.8 seen in uterus, it is a boy

12. 50-day ultrasound data: gestational sac 35mm27mm, it's a girl

13. Gestational sac size: 35mm×34mm×28mm, it is a girl

14. Gestational sac size: 18mm × 16mm × 8mm, it is a girl

15. The gestational sac is 4420 mm long, indicating a male baby