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Q: Help!! Possible But Is It Probable? Paternity Question
asked by: babydaddy on April 5th, 2005
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My ex-girlfriend told me that she was pregnant. It was a time that we were broken up but on and off. She claims it was from the last time we had sex which was on october 28 or 29th and the due date was july 29th. She was induced a week early july 20th since the doctor said the baby is developing very well and is at a good size. I was worried that staying in too long would be harmful which is why the decided to take him out early. Though she’s maintained that she was never with anyone else I have had some doubts. Recently I looked at a conception calendar on a paternity website and it said that with a due date of july 29th the most probable date of conception is november 6. Does this mean we could have still had intercourse on the 28/29 of october and gotten pregnant from that? Also, she knew after 2 or so days that she was pregnant. I know this is possible but doesn’t it usually take 2 weeks? I heard of some women knowing very quickly that they are pregnant especially since she already has 2 kids. I know the best answer is to take a paternity test which I probably will, but looking at this situation that I just explained: does this sound weird?
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surgeonassist
replied on April 23rd, 2005
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Yes, the ob/gyn could have miscalculated the due date. Instead of taking the baby early, it may have been the real due date or past. I do not know if that helps or not. I hope for your sake she is not claiming things that are not true. She would be messing with two people's lives.
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babydaddy
replied on April 25th, 2005
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Thanks surgeonassist. I thought that dr's calculated due dates based on the first day of a woman's last period though and count 40 weeks forward. So for july 29th wouldn't 40 weeks prior be oct. 23? And then she insists it was from when we were together on oct. 28th. She even asked the doctor in front of me what was the date of conception and he said the 28th. She knew by the 31st that she was pregnant.
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2eatoria
replied on June 7th, 2008
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babydaddy wrote:
Thanks surgeonassist. I thought that dr's calculated due dates based on the first day of a woman's last period
Maybe in the beginning, but later on, they calculate the due date by measuring things like the length of the long bones on the ultrasound. They often re-compute the due date several times to zero in on a final guesstimate.

None of that matters. If there's any doubt, get the paternity test. Then you KNOW.
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