Ultrasound picture of 2-month gestational sac girl

We all know that when the baby grows to a certain level, the baby's gender can be determined through B-ultrasound. However, during the first three months of pregnancy, the fetus's reproductive organs are not yet fully developed, so it is impossible to artistically determine the baby's gender. However, folk culture says that the baby's gender can be determined based on the gestational sac data on B-ultrasound. So what is the method for using ultrasound to test the gender of a baby in the second month of pregnancy? Let’s learn more about it with the editor below.

Pregnancy 2 months B ultrasound test gender

If the baby's shape is long and narrow, like a string bean or a strip, then it is likely to be a boy. If it is oval or ring-shaped, then it may be a girl. If the width in the B-ultrasound data sheet is more than double, it is likely to be a boy. The length, width and orientation are similar so it is likely to be a girl. You can also check the fetal heart rate. If it is around 140, it is usually a boy, and if it is above 150, it is usually a girl.

Gestational sac data information to determine gender

1. Gestational sac: (length) 23*(width) 17*(thickness) 16mm means it is a girl. Or 35*34*28mm is also for girls. Or 18*16*8mm is also a girl. 33*18mm is for boys, 44*20mm is for girls.

2. BC data information of 5W 6D: gestational sac 25*11mm means boy.

3. 46D BC data information: gestational sac 20*17*17mm means girl.

4. 50D BC data information: gestational sac 2.9*1.9mm means boy. 32*20mm is for girls. A gestational sac of 35*27mm indicates a girl.

5. 8W BC data information: gestational sac 1.6*1.7mm or 41*28mm is a girl, 19*10mm is a boy.

6. 60D BC data information: The gestational sac is 3.6*1.6mm, which means it is a boy.

7. BC data information of 62D: gestational sac 2.6*1.8 means boy.

8. 9W 4D BC data: A gestational sac of 46.6*30.2mm was found in the uterine cavity, and both the twin babies were girls.

The above is the editor’s compilation of relevant information on the question of what is the method of using ultrasound to test the gender of a baby in the second month of pregnancy. I hope it can help everyone. It is not very accurate to determine the baby's gender based on the data provided by B-ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy, so expectant mothers do not need to pay too much attention to it. Whether it is a boy or a girl, they are angel babies sent by God to their parents. As long as the baby is healthy, that's enough.