The due date the doctor gave you suggests you conceived around February 24. Since you had already said you had not had sex with your husband after January 31, I was just making sure that there wasn't some sex in February that you were concerned about.
Doctors usually begin the count on the first day of the last period, but the count in weeks does not make sense to having no sex after January 31 either. Talk to your doctor, make sure all the dates you've mentioned are correct, and ask what the doctor was basing the count on, was it gestational age (with the count of weeks beginning on the first day of your period) or was he telling you the embryo's age (which would begin two weeks later than that)?
Woooo hey too much of complicated thinking. We are a conservative family so ur words of who is the father does not make sense at all lol!!! Thanks for explaining diff btw GA and age of embryo.... I will check with doctor no worries
Hi, if you are pregnant and there is no question of who is the father (i.e., you did not have sex with anyone else) and the last time you had sex with your husband was January 31, I would tend to then question the part where you say "my first scan on April 2nd which analysed it as 8 weeks 2 days." What does "which analyzed it" mean? Did the doctor say your GA (gestational age) was 8 weeks 2 days or that the age of the embryo based on its conception date was 8 weeks 2 days? (These would be two different things, as GA counts begin on the first day of the last period, not on the conception date.) If you don't know, the best thing to do is ask on May 6 what kind of count they were using.
The "period" in February sounds more like implantation bleeding.
That's not enough information, Srikala. What is your due date, or how far along did the doc think you were on March 16? Once you have a due date, you count back from there to figure about when you got pregnant.
It seems to me the bleeding on Feb. 3rd was not an actual period.
This is me again,Please respond and help, will check this tomorrow