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I've been sick 2months no periods pregnancy symptoms, I took a test yesterday found out I'm pregnant but don't know how long I've been pregnant, I've had sex with different guys in those two months what do I do, the only way to know who the dad is by how long I've been pregnant but how.

An ultrasound can give a guess, but even then it won't be exact. Since this is a question of paternity you'll have to wait until the baby is born and get a DNA test done to determine who the father is. That's the only option you have, anything else is just a guess.

Good luck.

Well it's only two guys one the first month then second month, I is there a way Of knowing when I got pregnant between those two months? If I was sick both months
An ultrasound can give a guess, but even then it won't be exact. Since this is a question of paternity you'll have to wait until the baby is born and get a DNA test done to determine who the father is. That's the only option you have, anything else is just a guess.

Good luck.

Well it's only two guys one the first month then second month, I is there a way Of knowing when I got pregnant between those two months? If I was sick both months

Did you read what Alty said? It would only be a guess. Determining conception date is an inexact science. So there is NO way to tell who the father is until after birth.

The first day of my last menstrual period was 04/16/2013 . My doctor. Has told me I am due January 21/2014 . She has said my conception dates are April 29- May 5. Does that mean one of those days is when I got ejaculated in?

Yes. Most likely. A DNA test will have to be done after the baby is born to determine who the father is.

Yes. Most likely. A DNA test will have to be done after the baby is born to determine who the father is.
I know who the dad is. I'm just curious what day I had sex that got me here.

You know what day you had sex better than we do. We weren't there. You were.

Actually if the doctor gave you conception dates, it will be plus or minus a week, sometimes more.

So take the week he gave you, and go back one week and forward one week, for a estimate of actual conception.

The doctors dates are still estimates, not exact.