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Possible conception date?

May 24th 2015 I was with a man, then again on June 13th 2015 I was with someone different. I tested positive for pregnancy on June 29th 2015. Also I do not remember my last menstrual period, I do remember bleeding on the May 30th 2015, but now that I think about it I don't know if it was implantation bleeding or a regular period. I've had multiple ultrasounds that range from March 2nd to March 7th.  My question is, what man did I get pregnant by. The first or second? How accurate are ultrasound dating? And is that 3 week gap big enough to tell which man impregnanted me?
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Hi, Bethy.  Those early ultrasounds are pretty conclusive that the dad is the guy on June 13.  The three-week gap is enough, given your early ultrasounds, not to have to wonder.
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My earliest ultrasound was dated for March 4th. And I was less than 8 weeks along. And I had an ultrasound at 12 weeks and it dated me for March 3rd.
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If your due date is march 7 i would GUESS with not much details you got preggo on june 13th.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Hi, how early in your pregnancy was your first ultrasound that gave you an estimated due date, and what was that date?
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My earliest ultrasound was dated for March 4th. And I was less than 8 weeks along.
At 12 weeks I was dated for March 3rd.
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