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Due date and weeks

So I had an ultrasound last month said 6 weeks 6days so I calculated from there so now I should be 11 weeks then I went to the doctor and the assistant said I was 12 weeks then the doctor said I was 10 weeks three days and that was yesterday I have no clue how far along I am because I keep getting the run around
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Okay thank you :)
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Thats what i would go off of. I know its annoying and they may change it but for now thats what the doctors think.
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The date they gave me was an expected due date not my actual due date
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Go with the last thing your doctor said. Early on in the pregnancy it can be hard to tell. It can change a few times but the ultrasound machine says how far along you are by how big the baby is. Theres a two week gap from your "Pregnancy date" and when you actually got pregnant. Its all confusing. Just stick with the due date your doctor gave you :) and plug it into the app for your week by week stuff
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Yea it's driving me nuts because I just want to now for sure instead of doctors getting all happy and then saying another
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Mine was like that as well, I thought I was 5 months for a long time.  The weeks confuse you so they should just go by months. And I'm 7 months which is 32 weeks:)
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