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10 weeks? or 14?

I am a first time mom.. 20 years old :)
Okay so I went to the docs at 7 weeks. They didn't do any tests on me. Just confirmed that I am pregnant. Now I have a bump and I am 10 weeks. This isn't normal..  i know my last period wasn't normal but now I wonder if I go to the doctors tomorrow, how will they be able to tell me exactly how many weeks I am? I could really use some help.. :/
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It could be constipation.. Everything slows down and your bowls relax so more nutrients can be absorbed for the baby.. that can cause bloating
And the hardness you feel.
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I know what bloating feels like though. When i press on my stomach, it is hard like.  I can't press into my stomach.  Just a little freaked out :(
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You could be bloating. The bloating you get in early pregnancy makes you look like your showing when your not, you will notice a difference when you actually start showing
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They will confirm by ultrasound measurements and bloating can make you appear extremely pregnant. My belly remained the same rounded size from 11wks til I was 5 months.
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*Your LAST period
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They usually make an assumption based on your lady period to begin with but they will make a more accurate guess from ultrasounds.
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