It's a miracle baby.

Based on information provided:...
Lmp 5/12
nmp 2/01
approx 28 day cycle
expected ovulation date approx 19/12.

Sperm can live upto 5days in a fertile woman
the egg is viable for approx 36 hours after ovulatuion.
Puts your high fertility window at 14/12 - 21/12

sex on 29/12 is too late to get pregnant (even with late ovulation) and get a positive test with such a high beta on 7/01 so that rules the new man out.

However, sex on 10/12 is too early in all liklihood.
Are you sure you didn't have sex again with your ex again after 10/12?

If you're sure then it looks like you are an early ovulator, in which case it's your ex's - the beta would indicate this to be the most likely outcome also.

If by some chance you were a late ovulator with a short luteal phase, then I would have expected a beta in the region of less than 500...

Either man is unlikely but your new man is very improbable.
Based on your info given and typical/likely cycles i'd have to say it is your ex's baby - i'd be very very shocked to learn otherwise.

Kia, you're so smart!

Kia where do you find all your ifo from because any question thats asked you answer with a 100% amazing answer

Nope, it's just that the human reproductive system has a very special interest to me - hence the reason why I am back in college so I can go on to study in gynaecology, specialising in mullerian anomalies and reproductive endocrinology


that's twice in 3 days some called me smart

lol thanks

it's my specialist subject.

I think you're one of the smartest people I "know". You should get your butt over to my babycenter birth club and knock some sense into all the women having pregnancy scares 6-8 weeks pp.

"how is it possible to get pregnant so soon after giving birth? I haven't even had my period yet!"

it drives me insane!

god people are idiots! I thought everyone had sex ed class in school at some point?

it gets worse, that's just the most common. Some say stuff like "my doctor told me that I won't ovulate for at least 8 weeks so we're not using protection yet". Or "my doctor said some women actually ovulate before getting their first pp period, so now i'm scared".

You have to ovulate before getting your period as it is the progesterone released by the corpus luteum becoming less that causes the period to start.

You ovulate boefore your fisrt ever period!

I wanna go on mastermind

magnus magnusson: kia, what is your chosen subject?
Me: the reproductive system of human beings!

Oh I love you kia I don't know how I would have coped without you it's just the little things you worry about or arn't sure of that eat away at you the most so i'm so glad you've been able to reassure me.

Hahaha i'm the boring ol' fart on here lol
more bothered about the science of crap then the feelings involved

i ought ligten up but hey this is me love me or don't

Well I love you! Sometimes thats what you need though you don't just want a sugar coated it will be ok you want to know the facts

Kia you know I love ya!

How are you going on to study gynaecology? What course are you studying?

Right now I am doing a-levels because I didn't do them the first time around.

So now i'm doing biology, chemistry, physics (with medical option) and maths (because you have to do as-level maths to do any science above a-level).

Then I will discuss my options with an advisor based on my as-level grades and apply for a course auth'd by the royal college of gynaecologists.

Oooh... Sounds like good fun! I have an interview on 8th feb at 9.15am for midwifery. Hopefully i'll get in