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Blood test

When you take the blood test to find out the babies gender, how long does it normally take to get the results?  
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There is a blood test . And you can find out early as 14 weeks that's when I found out I'm having a boy n now 28 weeks n yup it's a boy
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I got a call with my results and also got a letter in the mail with my resuts as well.
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I feel like mine will be done at 11 weeks too. Did they call you and tell you the results or did you have to go to your office ?
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I got my test done at 11 weeks an I got results in 2 weeks. My dr says the blood test is 100% accurate
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Oh I'm having a boy an so excited
I think I will have mine at week 11 too.  Did you have to go in for results or did they tell you over the phone?
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I took the test at 11weeks. It took 9 days for results.
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Depends where you are... but mine took 10 days :)
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Yes there is a blood test available to check for chromosome abnormalities and it can also tell you the gender. It can take up to 2 weeks to get the results.
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Thank you. I will be getting it in a few weeks.  I'm just so anxious and I'm ready to know now! Lol
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You can't take a blood test to find out the gender of the baby. Only an ultrasound can at 18 weeks at the least
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U can take a blood test to know the baby gender??
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