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Please help me i have been thinking about this for awhile

OK I got pregnant with my oldest in November then had him in July that was 9 months is what I was told then I got pregnant with my second in September and had him in May once again I was told that was 9 months then I got pregnant in February and had my daughter in October was told that was 9 months then this time new Dr she told me I was due in March I got pregnant in June that's 10 months am I right or what is really going on please help I'm not understanding anymore how they r doing this
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Yes but 40 is considered standard length of a pregnancy so how many weeks you are determines how far along you are, which is how your Dr is doing her calculations even if you won't be going to 40.
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I can't go to 40 weeks I have to have a repeat c section
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Different doctors see how many months pregnancy is differently. Just know that it is usually 40 weeks that you will be pregnant not the months.
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