Just When Did I Recieve Pregnant

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A lot of women wonder when they conceived. And the conception date can only be estimated based on a reliable due date, and a reliable due date can be obtained 1 of 2 ways. First of all, a doctor or OB provider may ask the woman if she’s had regular periods up to the point that she got pregnant. And if she was having regular periods, it’s pretty easy to calculate a reliable due date based off of the woman’s last menstrual period date. But if a woman’s periods were all irregular, she’s had issues in the past, the doctor may determine that an ultrasound is warranted early in the pregnancy. Fetuses grow at a very consistent rate during early pregnancy, and so if an ultrasound is done and the baby is measured to be 7 weeks and 2 days, then they are reliably 7 weeks and 2 days at that point, and the due date can be established based off of that baby’s measurement. And again, this is a very reliable way to calculate a woman’s due date..
So based on either of these reliable methods, an approximate conception date can be calculated. And the reason why I say approximate is because conception happens when egg and sperm meet up, and this is only possible when a woman ovulates. And typically speaking, ovulation happens about mid-cycle or about 12 to 16 days before a woman’s next period is going to begin, so it really depends on how long a woman’s cycles are and when exactly she ovulated, and it’s not always possible to know that. And add into the mix the fact that conception can result from intercourse had anytime during 5 days leading up to the day of ovulation as well as on the day of ovulation, so there’s a 6-day window. So if a woman had intercourse 3 times during her 6-day window, it’s impossible to determine which encounter actually resulted in pregnancy. So basically, all you can have is a window of time when conception was possible..
And if you’re actually wondering about this because you may have had intercourse with multiple partners close together, you’re not sure who the father is, the only way to determine that is by doing a paternity test. You can’t leave it up to timing of intercourse in relation to conception, because again, there’s so many variables that go into that. So if you have more questions about paternity testing, talk with your OB provider and they can give you more information about it. If you have more questions in the future for me, feel free to ask them on our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/IntermountainMoms, and recommend us to your friends and family too.

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The most frequent question I get from women is, “When did I get pregnant?” The uncertainty can be unnerving for many women and if you’re feeling this way, you’re not alone. As a Nurse Practitioner, here is how I help patients figure out the timeframe in which they became pregnant.

When it comes to trying to conceive it’s all about timing intercourse with ovulation. Ovulation is when a woman’s body releases an egg that can then be fertilized by sperm. If you’re having a cycle that is normally 25 to 35 days in length each month chances are you’re ovulating, or releasing that egg, sometime mid-cycle or about 12 to 16 days before your next period is going to start. That’s average. A woman is more fertile six days out of each month, five days leading up to ovulation, and on the day of ovulation. The reason why there is that five day window and because sperm can live inside a woman’s reproductive tract for three to five days. It’s really hard to know exactly when you get pregnant because everyone ovulates at a different time. There is no exact science to it. Most women ovulate 12 to 16 days before their next period is going to start but not everyone. Because of that window you could have intercourse two days before you ovulate and then not actually have the egg fertilized until two days later, so it’s really hard to know exactly when you conceived. If you’re wanting to try to have a baby just start having intercourse every other day starting on the day your period ends and continue with this for about 7 to 14 days depending on your cycle length. That two weeks from the time you were supposed to ovulate until the time your period is supposed to wait is torture as you sit there and wait to find out if you’re pregnant or not. You can’t really tell if you’re pregnant or not until you miss a period. Then if you’ve missed a period take a home pregnancy test and if it’s positive, congratulations! Call your doctor and make your first appointment and they’ll base your due date off of your last menstrual period and just based off of norms determine when you most likely conceived. You asked a really good question about whether or not anything you do can affect the sex of your baby. There are studies out there that have been done to try to determine if there is anything that can affect it. The bottom line is no. There is no good way to determine if you’re going to have a boy or girl or to increase your chances of having a girl, like you said you want in your case. The dad actually determines the gender of the baby because, of course the mother donates a female set of genes and then the dad can donate either male or female. There really is just no good way to filter out the male ones so that you’d get yourself a girl. I hope the best for you; I hope that you get pregnant. If you have more questions in the future for me feel free to ask them on our Facebook page at Facebook.com/IntermountainMoms and recommend us to your friends and family too.