fax--that's what I thought you might be getting at.
All I can tell you is--generally you will ovulate around 14 days after the first day of your last menstrual period. If you consistently have shorter cycles, you may have ovulated a few days sooner than that, or maybe not. Some women with short or irregular cycles can ovulate at off times.
To complicate things, sperm can live in the female genital tract for a few days.
So I don't know if your question is going to be answered before the baby is born or not. Even a doctor won't be able to tell you to the day when you got pregnant. So if the dates are fairly close together, you will have to wait and see with a paternity test afterwards.
I wish you luck in your situation.
Thank you so much for the input !
if I got pregnant on March 29, is it possible that my periods still came twice afterwards : on April 19 and on May 13 ??
In general you will ovulate around 14 days after the first day of your last normal menstrual period. HOWEVER-many things can affect this, and you may have ovulated soon or later than that. If your cycles are short, you could have ovulated sooner. It may not be possible to pin it down to a certain date of conception, if that is what you are asking.
Best thing to do is to go to your OB begin your prenatal care as soon as possible. The best dating for your pregnancy will be by an ultrasound that is done very early in the pregnancy.
The only way to tell would be an early ultrasound. While most women ovulate somewhere around day 14 of their cycle, it is possible to ovulate earlier or later in the cycle. Sperm can live anywhere from 3-5 days in your body, so it is possible that the egg was fertilized 3 days after the sexual encounter.
Again, my advice would be to get into the the doctor and see if they can do an ultrasound to help get a better handle on the dates. The sooner the better as they will also want to evaluate any meds you may be on.
Andrea