ok so i put in my estimated due date,
Aug
22nd.
but its showing that my last menstrual
period is nov.16th [but it was the 8th]
conception occured nov.30th
and on may 23rd i'll be 27weeks.
And in May 14th [today im 25weeks and 5
days pregnant.
care_free
wrote:
This hormone starts to release once the
egg implants in the uterine
wall(this happens 6-12 days after ovulation).
Very sensitive hpt’s can detect the hcg
hormone as early as 3 days after the
embryo implants in the uterus. This
means that as early as 9 days after conception a woman could get
a positive hpt.
If her due date is August 22nd, conception would have
occurred around November 30th. If she got a
positive hpt on December 9th, then that
would be 9 days after conception and it would be
possible to get a true
positive.
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Ingi
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Posted: 05-14-08 13:34pm
Her EDD is one week different that what
her LMP EDD would be. That would lead to
the assumption her ovulation was late.
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krystineM
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Posted: 05-14-08 18:08pm
Which makes me a week off right, but
everything seems to be going fine with the
baby/pregnancy now.
Im going to get the OB to go over it with
me next time i visit her.
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