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My wife is 3 month & 2 day preg. gyn did ultrasound & said probably baby boy but could also be the embirical cord so not sure. can he mix up ?
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It seems : He is unsure because the umbilical cord is near the baby's groin and makes the determination of gender difficult. A followup ultrasound may help.
Answered 6/11/2013
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