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This may be a silly question but I was wondering, according to my due date and how far along I am is there any way to know about the time of conception?
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There's not really a way to know for sure unless you were charting when you ovulated but it would have been approx. 2 weeks before your period was due. If you plug in your LMP into this website it'll give you your estimated conception date.
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llghoney
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I know I had just asked the doc about this this a.m. Becasue I was wondering why they say pregnancy is 40 weeks? I said in all reality it is 38 & he said yes & was telling me I was the first one to have said something to him about that. And that the added 2 weeks is just for those who don't know when conception was.
I pretty much know the conception due to we planned it that way to where we would know the day.
I pretty much know the conception due to we planned it that way to where we would know the day.
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If you know when you ovulated you should be able to guess within a day.... like if you charted. Conception is approximately 2 weeks after the date of your last period but that's real approximate.
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We were charting and I know when I ovulated so it was a 72 hour window. The date that falls in there in the anni of when We told eachother we loved eachother and always celebrate it with dinner etc so I'd like to think it was that day.
At www.pregnancy.org, when you go to check out their pregnancy calenders, if you put in the date of your last period, it'll give your estimated conception date and estimated dute date.
At www.pregnancy.org, when you go to check out their pregnancy calenders, if you put in the date of your last period, it'll give your estimated conception date and estimated dute date.
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jgonz
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Even if you know your ovulation date, that doesn't guarantee it's when you Conceived... And, if that doesn't muddle things enough, some women "bake" their babies longer than the average, while others "bake" their babies in Less time....
LOL
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llghoney
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jgonz said:Even if you know your ovulation date, that doesn't guarantee it's when you Conceived... And, if that doesn't muddle things enough, some women "bake" their babies longer than the average, while others "bake" their babies in Less time....
Very good point!
Really didn't think about that one!
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Pregnancy is usually measured from when the egg starts maturing within the ovary (first day of your period), rather that from ovulation (when it's released from the ovary) or conception. I guess it makes a certain amount of sense.
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Well I did one of those conception calculator things and it says the day the that I thought. For us we had a bad month TTC there is only 3 days that it could have been, one day before I was supposed to ovulate, the day the ovulation test said I would be ovulating, and 4 days after that. So by process of elimination I would think it has to be the second because the first I hadn't ovulated yet and the four days after ovulation would have been impossible right?
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Actually, you have to add in the sperm factor... Sperm can live (under the right conditions) for up to 5 days in your body... So it's possible that the day Before you ovulated and were intimate, the sperm were still active and you got pregnant as soon as you ovulated. (So that would cover the first two situations).only 3 days that it could have been, one day before I was supposed to ovulate, the day the ovulation test said I would be ovulating, and 4 days after that. So by process of elimination I would think it has to be the second because the first I hadn't ovulated yet and the four days after ovulation would have been impossible right?
It's possible, but not as probable, that you got pregnant 4 days after ovulation. So I'd go with the second one too. LOL
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