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whos the daddy:-/

My Bf and I broke up in early February. The whole month of February I had I one sex partner. End of Febuary \ Early March my Bf and I decided to get back together. I had my period February 28-March 5. Went to the Doctor March 6th for bleeding during sex with my Bf. Doctor confirmed I had a STD and that the Std could cause bleeding. My Bf and I got our meds and got clean. After all of that my Bf and I still had unprotected sex from then on. I missed my period the end of March. Went to the Doctor and had a positive pregnancy test. I hope and think that this is my Bf child. What do you guys think? This situation is very stressful for my first pregnancy.
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Thank you so much!!!
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Please also remember that if a doctor says "You're 8 weeks pregnant," he or she means 6 weeks from presumed conception.  In other words, the doctor always begins the count on the first day of the last period, not on the day he or she thinks you might have conceived.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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If you didn't have any more sex with Mr. February after the period, the father would be your March partner.  Get an ultrasound on what would be your 6th or 7th week (counted from the first day of your last period), and ask them for your estimated due date.  Then either use an online conception calculator or else just count back 266 days from the estimated due date on a calendar, and that would be your probable conception date.
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