Turn to the back of the report. There is a list/disclaimer to the accuracy level. If I remember correctly, gender accuracy is 90%.

I did not take detailed scan but when I asked my doctor during ultrasound if it's possible to see the 'little thing'. She told me there's no need for that because NIPT is very accurate, so far she does not have patient that turned out NIPT gave the wrong gender.

How sure is your doctor/sonographer that your baby is a girl from the scanning? Which week did you took your NIPT?

My advice for you would be to hold on to the gender reveal from family (if you haven't do gender reveal). Especially family that have expectations on getting a first boy/girl. We have keep the gender secret from family just in case NIPT is wrong. Every time we were asked, we just said, "Baby too active, difficult to see clearly."

This post has been edited by lowlowc: Nov 18 2018, 08:32 AM

Yup, detailed scan is for bones and organs checking but I didn't take that. But friend told me can see the genitals from normal ultrasound too. We basically see very little thing cause baby moves like flash. Don't know why he gets so excited every time we have doctor appt.

If can see the ball, I think it's accurate already.

I just had another scan recently at Putrajaya and doctor confirmed it's boy. I can't really differentiate but doctor told me there's ball.



This post has been edited by lowlowc: Nov 27 2018, 10:02 AM