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in which preg. week I am?

Hi! My last period came on 1st May. I've been under egg control so my egg was broken around 23rd of May.  9&10th of May I checked home pregnancy test and its positive. Online calculation says I'm now in my 6weeks of preg. In my opinion its wrong. How can I calculate it?please help?!
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Ohh thank you so much for the long explaination, appreciate it!
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Yes it does have folic acid in ingredient. Thank you.
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So yes aprox around your wedding.date, a little after.as it.is not an exact science as every womans cycle is a little different, plus sperm can stay alive inside you for a few days. But yes looks like a wedding baby. Congratulations xx
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Hi meme, just to repeat one of the answers above, when a doctor or app or book, any informational source states your a certain amount of weeks pregnant it is not dating from the.time you actually concieved but approx two weeks before. This is because it is srandardised way all counts start. The first day of your last period, as this is an event they can pinpoint. You actaully concieve roughly two weeks after this date. It is a gestational age not the age of age of the actual baby. So for example if you are five weeks into your pregnancy then the time of conception was actually three weeks ago. I hope this makes sense xx
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Hi all, my first day of last period is 11th may 2014, according to the pregnancy apps my pregnancy is at 5 weeks 3 days, is it correct? Because i just got married on 24th may 2014, anyone who knows please explain more details, thank youuu
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Yea you take now up until 12 weeks it should have folic acid in them x
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Hi all. I had an appointment with my doctor yesterday and he told me i'm in my 4th weeks of pregnancy. He wrote me prenatal vitamin. But pharmacist says i have to start to take prenatal after my 12weeks. But i bought it. Now i'm confused whether i need to take it or not?
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Khelen no you will wait for 12 weeks the reason why I had scans early because I've had complications thew my pregnancys I'm high risk so that why this is my 4 pregnancy but first
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Also remember that these calculators (and your doctor) give you a gestational week. Meaning they actually start you week on the 1st day of your last period. Technically you actually re 2 weeks pregnant when you conceive. So if your calculator says 6 weeks, then it is 6 weeks gestational and 4 weeks actual.
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I believe that the best way to calculate is by also inputting your cycle length. I have an odd one (37 days!!) so they're calculations based on 28 days would be wrong
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i thought i'm supposed to be around 3weeks. And its too early to have a scan. If its 6weeks i'll go for scan next week. :). Thanks
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I was told I was 6weeks and 3 days at my scan and I went for my 2scan3dags ago and I'm acherly 9weeks and 2days pregnant. They said my due date was 18th jan but it 14th
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to calculate they always take the first day of your last period. in my case it was 2nd May. so just one day after you. i already noticed myself in my body that i was pregnant around 24th May. i waited untill 29th to do the test which was positive. on 6th June i had an eco made, calculating from my period it would have been 5 weeks and the eco showed 4 weeks and 6 days. because of ovulation not always being precise depending on your cycles it can vary a little bit. so for now you are 6 weeks pregnant untill your first eco and measuring the embryo they'll tell you how many weeks exact.
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