> sperm cells carry either the x or y chromosome. sure, but how would you know which fertilised the egg precisely at conception? > this can be confirmed, if you care, at week 3 never has been done, stop spreading bullshit. earliest it's at 6 weeks through a blood test that is fairly accurate. if you are parroting the anon earlier with amniocentesis, i have bad news for you. that's not true. it's performed between 15~20 weeks into the pregnancy for accurate results, and the earlier you try, which no medic will recommend, the accuracy plummets. it's also not 100% safe, can pottentially cause infections or even miscarriage. that's why it is only recommended in the case anomalies show up on the ultrasound, to detect possible genetic anomalies of the baby. 6 weeks isn't at conception as the executive order states. that is the problem. it should have been later, when accurate tests are viable. this mistake will create a lot of legal grey areas in the future.
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