if they can see anything it would be very accurate, the problem is at this point the baby is usually in the head down fetal position and there is not alot of room in there to move around and being able to see anything at all in that area can be difficult, i had an ultrasound at 32 weeks and the tech said i could offer her all the money in the world and she wouldn't be able to tell the sex at this point (i already knew at 20 weeks, its a boy)
good luck maybe you're still in a position you can see
An ultrasound scan at week 16 is most probably accurate compared to earlier scans. This is because even at week 15, the baby has already formed its organs and certain body parts. That is why at week 15 or 16, you can already have your baby's gender checked.
In fact, you can even make that check up at week 16 more memorable. You can opt for a center where you can have a 4d baby scan of your unborn child. Then, you can get two photos of your baby's scans plus a filmed record of the ultrasound itself in a DVD.
There's also a package with a disc and another with both DVD and USB. That way, you can say that the gender check is worth it!
It can, however many tests will reveal that your urine is not concentrated enough for an accurate test.
By performing repeated scans over time, much like the frames of a movie, ultrasound can also reveal movement, such as the motions of a fetus. This technique is called real-time ultrasound.
An ultrasound examination may reveal either normal tissue or a benign condition such as a cyst. Ultrasound can confidently diagnose a benign structure that has certain characteristics of a simple cyst.
This information may reveal that the fetus cannot survive on its own after birth, or that it will require extensive treatment or care.
None. Just enough to not reveal anything.
A carotid ultrasound examines the structure of the carotid arteries. A carotid ultrasound is used to test for blocked carotid arteries which could result in a stroke.
An ultrasound would reveal an H-mole pregnancy. They are very rare.
It depends on if you are complaining about pain in a certain location of your body and they feel something, or if they are giving you an exam and you tell them what part is hurting you when they touch it. An ultrasound could possibly reveal something harmful.
A normal study would reveal a thyroid gland of normal size, shape, position, and uniform texture.
Physical exams can reveal characteristics of puberty, bone x rays can reveal bone age, and pelvic ultrasound, MRI or CAT scans may rule out tumors. Blood tests can determine hormone levels.
A "Gender Reveal Party" is when parents throw a party to tell whether the fetus is a boy or girl, as determined on an ultrasound. This is a rather new type of party, a practice begun after 2005-2010. Not all parents hold these kinds of parties, though.
He wasn't alive long enough to reveal that