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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 only ways to find out the sex of your baby during pregnancy are ultrasound scans showing your baby's genital area, amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling (CVS). You will have an ultrasound scan at some stage in your pregnancy, but amniocentesis and CVS will only be offered if you have a medical need for them. Ultrasound scans are a fairly accurate way of determining your baby's sex from about 18 weeks of pregnancy. Bear in mind that if your baby is facing the wrong way or crossing her legs during the scan, it may obscure the genital area from view.