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Well....I am 18yrs old and I am having a baby in December. My first doctor's appt. at the local health center told me that I am 8 weeks along on May 17th. I called my OBGYN and got an appt. the next day May 18th. The doctor was to busy to see me so the nurse practitioner was available. She gave me an exam and  said your probably about 8 1/2 weeks. She then felt of my uterus and was shocked to find that I may be 10 weeks when we heard my baby's heartbeat. My question is I had sex with my ex boyfriend March 28, 29 & 30th (sorry just trying to get some answers). We broke up and then I had sex on April 3rd with another male. I had a some what of a period the week of March 19th-23rd. Can anyone tell me what their opinion is on this or who's it may be before my next doctors appt??
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187316 tn?1386356682
The dates are too close. Only way you're going to know for sure is with a paternity test once the baby is born.
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1035252 tn?1427227833
I'm guessing that the 2nd doctor was right, because based on your LMP (first day of your last menstrual period) you would have been around 10wks along on May 18th...which puts your LIKELY dates of conception somewhere between march 29th to april 6th. it could honestly be either man's baby. you most LIKELY ovulated around april 2nd...and the ex-boyfriend's sperm would have been still alive and viable...but then, you added fresh sperm the very next day from a different man...so I think it's gonna be too close to call without a DNA paternity test after the baby is born. sorry!
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1178131 tn?1282654819
sorry, you have confused me completely....
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