Someone please help workout who could possibly be the father

[chrissy_23]

I'm really hoping someone could just help me rule out atlist 1 guy as this has been eating me up the whole pregnancy.I no only a DNA is a guarantee but your opinion would be helpful. So I'm currently in my 22nd wk of prgncy. I usually have a 28 29 day cycle. LMP was 26 July 2016 and my due date since early scans was always 2May 2017 from different gynaes since I been having a difficult pregnancy. The due date counting back counts exactly 40 weeks to my LMP so I trust it. Now my problem is I was with guy A who isn't my partner on the 4th of aug around 23:30 night which is closer to early morning hrs of 5Aug. He fully ejaculated in me, no protection was used. My partner I was with on 9Aug afternoon of which he pulled out since I knew it could possibly have been my O day. We've been using pull out method this way for months and it was always working. I know noone can tell me for sure who the dad is 100% but from all these facts who would the dad likely be? Could guy A really have fathered this unborn baby girl? who is favored more? PLEASE HELP

[AnnieBrooke]

I think the Shettles method is not 100% reliable, but there is some logic to it.

[chrissy_23]

Hi again annie. Yes I have posted before. The earliest I couldn't remember exactly at what week it was but since the very first one every other one was same date 1/2May. Only until after the 20th week did it shift n bcome unreliable. The first EDD of beginning May I trust as it's from earliest was the same n it corresponds exactly to my LMP. My periods are mostly very regular. I have decided to do the test once the baby is born bcoz I've had a difficult pregnancy and don't want to disturb the bby in anyway. Another thing the bby is a girl. I was wondering if what the shettles method says has some truth in it.

[AnnieBrooke]

The kind of test I am talking about is from a blood draw from your arm and a swab from the dad's mouth.  It doesn't disturb the baby.  It just costs a lot.  If you're interested in it, contact Ravgen or the DDC and ask about prenatal paternity testing.

[AnnieBrooke]

Hi, Chrissy, nice to see you in the DNA/Paternity forum again, possibly you posted elsewhere but you got transferred here.  Unfortunately the answer is still the same.  The facts don't rule out Guy A or your husband.  Have you considered getting a prenatal DNA test with Guy A?

[AnnieBrooke]

Incidentally, you've mentioned an ultrasound in your 14th week.  What was the earliest ultrasound you had in this pregnancy, was that it?