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can any body help ease my mind?

hi im new to this site, ive been looking for hours over the internet to try and find an answer to my question, but with no luck. i had an frozen embreyo replacement on 13.4.10 and took a pregnancy test and got a posotive... yey!!!!! ive had 2 failed attempts before now. the question i have is my clear blue test said i was 3 weeks plus but id only had replacement 2 weeks before, does anyone know why this could be also how many weeks  would i really be considering my embreyos were put back at a 5 cell embreyo or would i still be classed as being in week 3 pregnancy now? i hope ive made sense as my minds not working well at the mo thankyou


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809236 tn?1280606158
Yeah, I just also learned how due dates are calculated and was so surprised! Basically, on the day of conception (for IVFers it's the egg retrieval day), you are considered 2 weeks pregnant! I had my ET on April 15 and I'm considered over 5 weeks pregnant! Crazy, huh? :)
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Whatever you typed didnt come thru.
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1278093 tn?1294320384
you can also use the day of your egg retrieval as your ovulation date to figure out your due date.
******************* has a pregnancy site that will calculate it based on your ovulation date.
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Your pregnancy still goes according to your last menstral cycle.
Click on this link & this should help you.  I would put the date of transfer into the chart

http://babymed.com/tools/pregnancy/calendar/
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