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Hello everyone! I am currently 10 weeks pregnant. The first screening will be on May 12 at the clinic. Later, I am thinking of going for a paid ultrasound at the end of May. Will the gender be visible then? At what stage did you check the gender? I have another question: I am very nervous and crying a lot. Because of this, I worry about the safety of the baby. Has anyone else experienced this? How did you calm yourself down?
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Masha
It is possible to determine the gender at 12 weeks, but more accurately — around 16-20 weeks. Crying and nervousness are normal, due to hormones. Try to rest and avoid stress. Medications for calming should only be taken under a doctor's recommendation. Worries are part of the process; it is important to monitor your health and follow your doctor's advice.
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Elena Duchenko
Donate blood for gender determination starting from 10 weeks of pregnancy. The accuracy rate is 99%.
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Ninelka
Pregnancy is typically monitored from 16 weeks. It is better to start from 18-20 weeks, as by then it is more certain.
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Irina vremenno
People may say that, but I believe few will say it for sure. I was told it's a boy, but at 16 weeks, it's a girl. Now, I am still waiting for another ultrasound to confirm it.
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Lyali
They definitely said the gender at 16 weeks.
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Lyubanya
They said at 12:30, and it was confirmed exactly at 18:00.
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Viktoriya Hohlova
It was confirmed exactly at 18 weeks, and the screening at 20 weeks confirmed it.
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Inna
At my first screening, I was told the 98% was 12.2 days. The result has not yet been confirmed, and I need to repeat the test due to the stitch at 16 weeks, but I will go for it only at 17 weeks...
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Sharova Mariya
I was only told about the older one at 19 weeks. For the middle one, it was suggested at 12 weeks, and at 19 weeks, I paid for an ultrasound and confirmed it myself. With the youngest, it was suggested at 11 weeks during a paid ultrasound, and later confirmed. Now, they don't tell me anything, even after multiple ultrasounds during paid visits—they didn't see anything. They say it's too early. I plan to go for a gender determination next week, and I hope they will be able to see it.
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Sabina
Если вы ждете именно УЗИ для того, чтобы посмотреть пол, то мне сказали только на втором скрининге. Это по-моему 20 недель было.
Если вам сейчас интересно узнать, то можно сдать кровь на определение пола (можно прям с самых ранних сроков уже узнать)
А насчет вашего состояния: у меня было то же самое. Я часто плакала, отношения с родственниками были плохие, меня как будто спецом доводили уже до трясучки, вечно была на нервах. Но, все ок. Родилась здоровая девочка, без всяких проблем) Но, лучше конечно почаще думать о хорошем))
Katya
It is better to have a blood test to determine the gender, as it provides a 100% accurate result. Unfortunately, ultrasound can sometimes be mistaken.
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