If you have sex on your period how long would ovulation take place ?

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It's different for every woman. You do realize you can still get pregnant having sex while on your period don't you?

I already know that I'm pregnant. I was just wondering if its possible for conception to take place in 9 days.

9 days from what? Your period? Intercourse? I would like to help you, but you need to be more specific.

Is paternity in question?

Yes. I'm pregnant. I had sex with 2 people. One was on my period 9 days before my conception date and I was wondering if he could be the father.

yes. im pregnant. i had sex with 2 ppl. one was on my period 9 days before my conception date and i was wondering if he could be the father.

Paternity cannot be determined this way. If you'd have sex with two different people, and you are pregnant, you'll have to wait for the baby to be born, then have a DNA test done to establish paternity.

There is no other option. We don't know when you ovulated, neither do you. We can't even guess, nor can a doctor. Ultrasounds and everything else are a best guess, and can be off by weeks. The only option is to have a DNA test done after the baby is born.

Good luck.

Yes, he could be the father. With dates this close you will have to have a DNA test done after the baby is born.

We had sex the first day of my period which was January 2 && he said he precame. && my conception date is January 14 I was wondering if its possible for him to be the father.

If he's the only man you've had sex with, then yes, he's the father. If you had sex with someone else, you'll have to wait until the baby is born to find out who the father is. A DNA test after the baby is born is the only way to establish paternity (which means finding out who the father is).

So you'll have to wait until the baby is born, then pay to have a DNA test done.

Good luck.

Okay, I looked at your previous posts.

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/pregnancy-new-motherhood/ovulation-period-752177.html

This question has already been asked (by you) and answered. The advice won't change if you post a new question. It is what it is. There's no way to determine paternity other than a DNA test after the baby is born. That's the only valid answer. It's time to accept that.