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all of these posts about the dates have me confused about mine!!

I see everyone talking about the dates of conception and now im completely confused on mine...

As per ultrasound i conceived on March 18. (But i had a "period" march 19-25th) drs are going by the bleeding i had AFTER conception. But baby has been measuring consistently ahead of their dates on ultrasound. So if i conceived march 18 that dates my last period back to feb and gives me either a late nov or early dec due date..right??
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Since you conceived mar 18.  Minus 14 days so I would put in March 4 as my last period and that would give you a better idea of a due date.  IF THEY ARE RIGHT ABOUT YOU CONCEIVING MARCH 18.
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My due date is december 10th i my dr told me everything is adding up.correctly and that i conceived march 19th. My last period was March 5th. I hope this helps!!!!!
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Yhu can have a period while pregnant not sonething yhu see evryday but it can happen.......
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Technically the first day of my last period was feb 20. I conceived march 18 (my ovulation dates dont follow the "normal" days) so even going by last period it would put me with a nov due date and not a late dec due date. I dont understand why they are using the bleeding i had AFTER conception as a "period" since you cant have a period and be pregnant.

Hmm. Oh well. Either way ive only got about a month left.
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They go by the first day of ur last period. That means ur conception date is 2 weeks later. So add 14 days to that
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My last period was March 7 my conception date is the 21 of March my expected due date is December 12...hopefully this helps a little
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