Hi!
If you were my patient, the first thing I would do is to check beta HCG blood levels to confirm that this is a new pregnancy. (It certainly sounds like it is!) Once the levels were confirmed rising, and over 2000, I would ultrasound to determine the due date.
That is going to be your best estimate.
If you want to try a "guestimate" you could use the miscarriage date ( 6/6 ) as a cycle day one date, with ovulation about 14 days later. This is probably going to be off by a week or two though.
Good luck!
Dr B
Hello sweetie,
It could be the remaining HCG from your previous pregnancy which i was told can stay in your system 4-6 weeks following m/c and since home tests are so sensitive now days they can pick up such slight traces of the hormone.
As the doctor lady above suggests maybe get bloods done 48hours apart to see if levels are rising or declining
I do hope you get the result u wish,
big hugs
andie xxx