Hi, This is XXXX, I got a period delayed by 10 Days after a month regular periods, i doubted that i got pregnant, this may be a second pregnancy, 1st was my daughter, i am expecting a boy this time. I got a cessarion for 1st pregnancy. I cannot able to abort also. How should i know the fetus will be a boy or a girl. If it may be a boy i can continue my pregnancy otherwise i will take some tablets to abort.... Can you give me some suggesstion???????????
Hi and thanks for the query,
At this stage, determining the sex of the fetus is really possible, but shall be very invasive, with you of a technique to collect samples inside the womb. However, at a much later stage, this is far easier with use of simple ultrasound techniques. The abortion option should be carefully considered, considering the after affects of abortion that could be immediate or long term, at times life lasting.
I suggest you take a pregnancy test and consult your gynecologist for proper addressing of your concerns.
Thanks and hope this helps,
Luchuo, MD.
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Delayed Period. Want To Know If Fetus Is A Boy
Hi and thanks for the query, At this stage, determining the sex of the fetus is really possible, but shall be very invasive, with you of a technique to collect samples inside the womb. However, at a much later stage, this is far easier with use of simple ultrasound techniques. The abortion option should be carefully considered, considering the after affects of abortion that could be immediate or long term, at times life lasting. I suggest you take a pregnancy test and consult your gynecologist for proper addressing of your concerns. Thanks and hope this helps, Luchuo, MD.