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Q: Paternity issue - who\'s the father? second man didn\'t come ins
asked by: DoctorQuestion on September 2nd, 2007
i want to know who has a better chance being a dad. my period started on the 20 of february. i had sex on the 28 with my boyfriend than i had sex with another guy on the 3 of march. i know he didn't finish in me the second guy but i still took the plan b pill two days later...and now i'm pregnant i am 27 weeks


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on December 3rd, 2007
Pregnancy Q and A Answer A3389
The possibility for pregnancy will depend upon the number of days your menstrual cycle lasts. If your cycle lasts 22 days, then the 28th of February is the more likely day for conception. But if the cycle lasts 25 days, then the 3rd of March is more likely. You can’t be 100% sure if someone ejaculated inside you or not. Emergency contraception (“plan B”) is not 100% efficient, either. The most efficient means for determining paternity is to request a DNA sample from both men to compare wit the baby.




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