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so confused.

Ok so I am severely confused. This is my third child. Basically.  My lmp as far as I can remember was 10/17/2014. I had intercourse on the 31/1 and then again 11/5. So I would of either been 5 weeks 4 days or 4 weeks 6 days on the day of my ultrasound ... which said I was 5 weeks 1 day. Now I have no idea what to think. The only reason it's important is I have left my ex whom I slept with the end of October because he's abusive and then on the 5th was the guy I'm seeing now. (He's a past ex) so who do I tell can anyone help? Also I got a BFP on 11/21
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To calculate your due date, they go by the first day of your last period, even though you dont technically obviate until later on, so the doc is gonna say ur 2 week further than what you actually are.
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I'm sure it is I hope you get it figured out ether way you can be happy your getting a little one out of it and that's what matters:)
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Thank you! This is very difficult for me.
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I would say the first guy makes the most since:) sorry your going threw that but maybe tell them both that your not sure cuse they were so close together and when the baby is big enough they can do a paternity test wail in the womb
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