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There has been research to suggest that the gender of your baby can be 98.7% accuratley determined via ultrasound around 12 weeks utilizing the genital tubercle theory. Genital tubercle is the medical term for the ânubâ that forms around week 4 of gestation that eventually becomes either a penis or clitoris.
At around 18 to 20 weeks, you will have an ultrasound to check your babyâs development, identify any problems, and possibly even identify the sex of your baby. Itâs important to remember that it is not always possible to determine the sex of your baby at this stage and you wonât know for sure until your baby is born. To determine the sex of your baby, the ultrasound technician or obstetrician will look for the presence or absence of a penis on the ultrasound. Keep in mind that this method of determining the sex of your baby is not 100% accurate. A visual effect may create or obscure the image of a penis on an ultrasound.