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I am 27 weeks and one day today my last period was July 10 I went to the doctors on August 1 and took a pregnancy test but it was negative me and my boyfriend always have had unprotected sex especially around this time but we had a falling out and I had sex with someone else but protected and the condom didn't break nor did he *** I went back to the doctors on septemember 8 and took a pregnancy test and it was postive the doctors said I was already 8 weeks who is the father please help me ive been driving myself crazy
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When I calculate all of it it seems to be the first guy because I had sex with the other one i believe around August 5th and when I went for the second test which was positive I was already 8 weeks almost 9 idk in so confused idk what to do :(
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You really need a dna test, especially since you had sex with both close together. Its really the only way to know for sure.
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1756475 tn?1330538713
I would suggest a DNA test.   My gf has 2 babies, both while using a condom and birthcontrol so that is not always 100%.  Plus sperm can survive up to 5 days in you, even if he said he didn't release some still does get released and you can get pregnant from it.

DNA testing is the only way you will know for sure.
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1931931 tn?1332344545
I would say that the first guy is definitely Daddy
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