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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.
The doctor you see will have his or her specific approach when it comes to determining the sex of your baby, which usually demands an ultrasound scan. The most common scan performed is a Level 1 ultrasound scan, which is carried out anywhere from 15 to 25 weeks of the pregnancy. It is at this time that most women find out the sex of their baby. In rare instances or when doctors suspect there may be a problem, a Level 3 ultrasound may be carried out as early as 12 weeks and could also identify the babyâs gender.