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A member asked:
Hi , am 21 weeks pregnant . how to know gender of my baby. in 18 weeks 3 days scan fhr 149 beats?
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Ultrasound: Most folks come to know the gender of the baby at their anatomy scan done at 20 weeks or so. Some folks also become informed of the gender during prenatal genetic tests done on blood sample drawn from the mother.
Answered 7/7/2017
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