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Q: ultrasound and timing

asked by: aliceinchains06 on January 3rd, 2009

New User

my ex girlfriend had an ultra sound saying she was 6 weeks pregnate... putting her exactly in the middle of a 4 week span that i hadnt seen her and 1 day after spending the weekend with her ex boyfriend whome she has cheated on me with...

we found out she was 6 weeks pregnate on december 15th puting 6 weeks prior is November 3rd she spend the weekend with him November 1st and 2nd... i hadnt had sex with her again untill November 15th she found out she was pregnate from a pregnancy test on November 30th instantly showing she was pregnate no waiting at all...

my question is how do they say how many weeks you are? growth of the baby? or as she claims from your last period?

also considering that when she found out she was pregnate the time that it would have been was 2 weeks after our last time haveing sex and just over 4 weeks that she was with her ex boyfriend. and i read that you have to be at least 4 weeks for the pregnancy test to work.

im just confused about this and thank you in advance for your time

Replies(2)

kerryn

replied on January 6th, 2009

Experienced User

its different depending on where you go. Here, i am 12 weeks pregnant, which means i got pregnant 10 weeks ago if that makes sense. They say you are pregnant from your last period, but most women dont concieve until 2 weeks after their period.

Mabel

replied on January 6th, 2009

Moderator

According to the last post you made about this in December, I'm still going to go with you needing a DNA test.

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