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Help with due date/how far along?

I have yet not went to a doctor because I just received insurance. Although I went to the health department. They asked when my last period was and based my due date off of that. The only problem is I forgot to mention that my last period started 21 in April and ended 27th in April but by the 18th in May, my period never came so I tested to make sure it was not missed because of pregnancy, which came out negative. On the 27th of May, that was actually the first time we did have sex unprotected and trying to get pregnant after conversing of the idea for awhile. Considering the last period in April was what they based it by and is incorrect, how should i know how far along I am until I get into a doctor?
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From the looks of it your a month or two. Or if not just a few weeks. But your ultrasound will say it better. Like im 25 weeks now cause thats what my ultrasound says. If it didnt i would be thinking i.was 20weeks. So im more weeks than what they caculated from my period.try n get a ua asap
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1752977 tn?1418221796
My OB told me yesterday that if you have a regular 28 day period that your period is actually more accurate. An early ultrasound can be 5-7 days off. But in your case you're going to have to wait for your ultrasound
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4715985 tn?1371582997
And even when drs calculate from last period the ultrasound is a lot more accurate. I was lucky, dr told me 9weeks due date august 18 and ultrasound said due date august 21. I go by the ultrasound lol
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4981292 tn?1381256805
Sorry but you'll have to wait till you.get your first ultra sound. That's the only way you'll.find out.
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