Aa
are doctors usually right?
I was told I was due Dec 20th when I had my ultrasound in my 1st tri going into my 2nd at a hospital. I had one at a pregnancy clinic as well where girls go in for free to get tested I was super early lady said she think im due Dec 16th when they did an u/s but she told me to go by what my doctors says when I schedule my apt so I'm fixed on Dec 20th.... Ok long story short I had a m/c Feb 4th I believe and when I had sex I ALWAYS used protection. Sooo in march I had sex with guy a march 3rd with protection and when he ejaculated he pulled out and did it in the condom, no sperm on me near me or nothing it was clean then my current bf we gt bk together march 14 and had sec I believe after the 17th of march can't tell u when but it was A LOT of times during that month and we did NOT use protection and he always released in me... I'm convinced its my current bf and so is my Dr but I need reassurance
Best Answer
It is normal for the dates to be off a few days. There is no way of anyone being able to give you the exact date of conception. If he wasn't wearing a condom during sex then he could have got you pregnant with precum. Your current bf is more likely to be the father, but as the dates are so close you will need a dna test to be sure. Sorry but there is just no other way to tell.
Yeah definitely your boyfriends. I'm due December 12 and they say i conceived March 22st. Like ape said you'd be due in early November sometime if it was the other guys cause my friend is exactly 2 weeks ahead of me and she's due late November.
Lol thanx ladies I kno its obvious but Hell my mind just be going everywhere so I needed reassurance... I feel better again lol
No holes or nothing condom didn't break it was safe sex for sure that's why I'm really leaning towards my bf who I didn't use protection with
Oh guy A wore a condom most def and when he was about to ejaculate he pulled out with the condom on and went in the condom. My bf and I didnt use one tho and he always went inside of me
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