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On Sept 30th I had an ultrasound by my doctor and was told that I was 7weeks and some days right at 2months just about. This was a shock to me considering I wasnt excepting to be that far along. Im not sure if he told me the actual gestation age or the fetal age. Its important that I know because  I had intercourse with my steady boyfriend at the time the latter part of July then I moved out of town. I thought I had a menstrual cycle in august (around august 16th) but it was a little early and came and left before it was supposed to start for that month. A week later I (the last week of august) I had intercourse with someone else. I found out by home pregnancy test that I was pregnant Sept 22nd I assumed I was 4-5 weeks when I went to my first doctors visit. He gave me a due date of May 14th and when I asked when supposed conception was he said aug 20th which incorrect way to early for the latter guy and too late for the boyfriend. Who is most likely the father?
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187316 tn?1386356682
Ultrasounds can be off by up to a week and sometimes I little more then that. Unfortunately you'll just have to wait until the baby is born and get a paternity test.
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143123 tn?1274300825
I would say the steady boyfriend.  My LMP was August 16 and I'm 8w6d pregnant today.  On September 30 I was 6w3d pregnant.
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650636 tn?1293454560
It seems to me that it is most likely the steady boyfriends baby
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