That's why she is carrying through with the pregnancy. As simple as that. Yes, but the percentage is very small. I would say 10 percent. Ironically, ultrasonography, one of the most beneficial diagnostic tools used to monitor fetal health, is widely misused in sex determination, leading to abortion.
Ultrasound clinics are available is many places that barely have electricity.
Yet it has no fewer than 24 ultrasound machines. Normally, scientists say the sex ratio is about even, with slightly more females than males. This woman, a mother of three girls and pregnant again, is desperate for a son. She was complaining about abdominal pain, so that is why we have done the scan. It's good news and bad news.