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Help! Whose the dad!?

I slept with my boyfriend for 6 years. We split for a few days and I slept with a friend once. Then got back together . I've been on birth control for years. took my last pill jan 28th. Lmp was January 29-February 1st. Doc said it would take me 3-5 months before I could get pregnant(clearly just wanted me out the room, didn't even go into detail about anything). February 2 we began trying. Feb 15th and 16th bf came in me for a fact. Feb 19 was when I slept with my friend. No protection, pull out method, was not enjoyed but doggo style. Slept with my bf 20 or 21st and came inside again. Somtimes beginning of march (1-15th) I had a negative Prego test. April 15th had 5 positive tests. April 19th had vaginal US. Too early. April 25 was due dated dec. 16th 6weeks3day. Heard heart beat.  May 17th I was given dec 16th 9weeks 4days. All the reverse due date calculators say I didn't conceive until march 25(a whole month later) but concerns me that every women is different and how stupid some doctors can be.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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You didn't get pregnant from the sex February 19.  Whether or not you feel doctors are too stupid to believe, your embryo has been seen and measured (by ultrasound) and this is a real picture of your baby, not an invention of the doctor. The baby will have been measured crown to rump and other developmental markers would have been noted.  An embryo at 6w3d does not look like an embryo at ten weeks or eleven weeks and would never be confused for one; if your baby came from the sex Feb. 19 it would have looked a month more developed. Your negative pregnancy test is also a clue that you did not get pregnant February 19.
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