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Even me from reading this can see it’s guys b baby I no how you feel though as Iv had my own separate question for the experts on here.Which is crazy cuz it’s easy to see others pregnancy problems to do with paternity but not see your own right away. Your be fine I total no how you feel but it’s true medical evidence is right there in black and white trust it! All the best...
You said "people tell me there's only 2 weeks apart as counted from day I had sex with April 29th through to my July ultrasounds and was only 11 weeks 5 days" -- it's hard to decipher what you mean exactly and what "people" have told you, but here is one possibility that would explain why you are worrying: did you know that the pregnancy time period (the figure given in "weeks") begins at the first day of your last period? NOT at conception? Your first day of your last period is counted as day 1 of the pregnancy time period. Then you have a period from day 1 - 5 or so, and then you ovulate around day 14 or so. Only then does conception happen, but a doctor would say you're on day 14 of your pregnancy even if he or she knew conception was that very day. This is not because any doctor or medical person thinks you were pregnant on days 1-13, it is just the way the count is done. If what is scaring you is that someone told you that you are 11 weeks "pregnant," and then you looked at a calendar and counted back 11 weeks and thought it was too close to the guy in April, well, you just misunderstood the way the pregnancy time count in weeks is done.
All medical people (nurses, doctors, midwives, techs), all ultrasounds and medical books (and even "What to Expect When You're Expecting") use this way of counting pregnancy, starting the pregnancy-weeks count at day 1 of your prior period. It's the norm so much that if a woman comes in who doesn't know when her last period came, the doc will look at the ultrasound, figure out from the embryo's size roughly when a typical woman's last period would have begun who has an embryo that size, assign the woman a first day of last period, and begin the count with it.) Everything in the medical world is calibrated to that kind of count.
So, what I'm thinking is that you might have confused the notion of "11 weeks pregnant" with "You conceived 11 weeks ago," and that's what is tripping you up. If a medical person of any kind tells you "You're 11 weeks along" they mean "You're 9 weeks since conception."
You're much better off to work with the due date given to you by an early ultrasound. Pregnancy from conception to full-term birth is 266 days, (the pregnancy time period used by doctors is 280 days from first day of last period to birth). If you want to know most clearly when conception was, take the estimated due date given to you from your earliest ultrasound, mark it on the calendar, and count back 266 days from that date. (Online calculators are available that do this as well.) It's much easier to see what's what if you work from your estimated due date, and don't get wrapped around the wheel trying to make the "weeks pregnant" make sense.
Does that help? :-)
Guy B, no question. You didn't get pregnant from the sex April 29, you got pregnant in early June. Small differences in estimated due date aren't enough to change that.
I had a ultrasound 8 week but my due date was 1 of march then changed it at my dating scan... It says I was fertile 1-5 of may too.. but would I be further along. And would I off got a pregnancy test sooner I done one on 18the June