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I am having issues dealing with the wrong gender identification. one of the radiologists determined my baby was a boy at 16weeks, 6days. another radiologist determined it was a girl at 22weeks. who should i believe? i have images from both sonograms.
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Dilemma: Understandably, you would like to know the gender of your child. However, you must also understand that sonogram images are evaluated by radiologists who will interpret the images as they see them. Obviously, one of them is correct. On a personal note, does it really matter? Be thankful for a healthy child with no issues, be a great mom, and enjoy the journey!
Answered 3/8/2020
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