20 wk scan on yours . What if gender wrong

[noshowjo]

Iv already had a gender scan at 16 weeks and they said girl . She was pretty convinced it was a girl . But I didn't know what I was looking at hehe .
But my nerves are shot now I case come Thursday it's wrong . And it's a boy .

I would of been delighted with another boy if they told me that day . But now I so used to the idea of having a daughter and iv built all my excitement up about it .

What are the odds on it being wrong .

 

[Yo_Yo]

Of course there's a chance, but I doubt they would have said anything unless they saw the girl bits-did you see the three lines for a girl yourself?

I had a scan at 14 weeks and said boy-I too wondered if that was right, but he is still a boy!
I looked this up online and found a poll on another forum where it was something like 80/90% were correct, so i say the odds are in your favour

 

[babylove x]

It's generally pretty rare these days for gender identification to be wrong, our equipment has come a long way. That being said 9 out of 10 times if the tech is un sure in the slightest they will have been likely to state that to you for liability purposes in the least. I found out I was having a boy at just 13w4d, confirmed at 18 and 19 weeks by different techs. xx

 

[noshowjo]

We'll I think so she said look at the white lines . But I didn't really know what I was looking at

 

[Gingerspice]

Friends of ours were told boy. Then when they were having cesarean they were asked if they knew, they said yes, a boy. And the person delivering was like.....'oh, well I hope you're not disappointed-its a girl' that was 4 years ago.they'd decorated the bedroom in blue and boys clothes etc. They had 't even discussed girls names so they didn't name until week 6!

 

[MummyToAmberx]

Its unlikely they are wrong, it happens 9 times out of 10 gender scans are right.

If anything nhs scan more chance being incorrect as its rushed (if they even look)