Free Online Down Syndrome Screening Gender Prediction Tool

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MOM

Normal range: 0.7 - 2.5 MOM

MOM

Normal range: 0.5 - 2.0 MOM

Non-medical fetal gender identification is prohibited in many countries. This tool provides entertainment only and should not be used for medical decision-making.

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Boy Prediction Indicators

Based on β-hCG and AFP values

  • β-hCG MOM value < 0.4
  • AFP MOM value > 1.0
  • Low β-hCG and high AFP

Empirical accuracy 65%-75%, not medically validated

Girl Prediction Indicators

Based on β-hCG and AFP values

  • β-hCG MOM value > 0.8
  • AFP MOM value < 1.0
  • High β-hCG and low AFP

Empirical accuracy 60%-70%, not medically validated

Medical Information

True purpose of screening

Down syndrome screening assesses risk for trisomy 21, not gender detection.

Non-medical fetal gender identification is prohibited in many countries

Down Syndrome Screening and Baby Gender Prediction Guide

Purpose of Down Syndrome Screening

Down syndrome screening (commonly called prenatal screening) is a method to assess the risk of fetal chromosomal abnormalities like trisomy 21. Typically performed between 15-20 weeks of pregnancy, this test measures specific biochemical markers (AFP, hCG, uE3) in maternal blood combined with maternal age, weight, and gestational age to calculate the probability of chromosomal disorders.

Relationship Between AFP/hCG and Fetal Gender

While the primary purpose of screening is to detect chromosomal abnormalities, some studies suggest correlations between biochemical marker levels and fetal gender:

  • AFP (Alpha-Fetoprotein): Typically higher in pregnancies with male babies
  • hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin): Typically higher in pregnancies with female babies

These correlations may stem from placental function differences but are generally small and vary between individuals, making them unreliable for definitive gender determination.

Scientific Basis of Gender Prediction Accuracy

Current medical consensus indicates that gender prediction through screening results lacks sufficient scientific validation:

  • Studies show prediction accuracy between 60-70%, significantly lower than medical gender determination methods
  • Testing methods and reference ranges vary between laboratories
  • Individual factors (age, weight, ethnicity) affect marker levels
  • Multiple pregnancies significantly impact results

Therefore, predictions from this tool are for entertainment only and cannot replace professional medical testing.

Medically Recognized Gender Determination Methods

Current medically accepted fetal gender determination methods include:

  1. Ultrasound: Gender determination through fetal anatomy observation after 16 weeks (~95% accuracy)
  2. Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT): Fetal DNA analysis from maternal blood (>99% accuracy)
  3. Amniocentesis: Direct chromosome analysis of fetal cells (100% accuracy but invasive)

Note: Non-medical fetal gender identification is prohibited in many jurisdictions and should only be performed under medical supervision.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Down syndrome screening predict baby gender?

Prediction based on AFP and hCG MOM value combinations:

  • AFP < 1 and hCG > 0.5 → 95% probability of female
  • AFP > 1 and hCG < 0.5 → 95% probability of male
  • hCG between 0.5-1: AFP > 1 → likely male, AFP < 1 → likely female
  • Both AFP and hCG > 1 → higher probability of male
  • Both AFP and hCG < 1 → higher probability of female

How accurate is gender prediction using screening results?

Accuracy reaches 95% in specific combinations (e.g., AFP<1 and hCG>0.5), with overall accuracy between 60-70%. Note this is empirical prediction without scientific validation, and actual accuracy may vary.

What are normal AFP and hCG ranges?

Normal MOM value ranges: AFP 0.7-2.5, hCG 0.5-2.0. These values may vary based on gestational age, maternal age, and weight.

How quickly will I get prediction results?

Our tool provides instant predictions. After entering AFP and hCG values, click "Analyze Results" for immediate calculation.