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10 weeks transvaginal ultrasound baby heartbeat is 183 what about gender of baby?
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20 weeks for gender: Domea: the gender of the baby is usually seen at the time of your full anatomy scan which is 18-20 weeks. Sometimes it can be seen sooner or sometimes the baby's position and other factors keep us from seeing it even when you are at the right gestational age. The heart rate is not a good predictor of the baby's gender.
Answered 12/19/2014
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