Stuck.

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hello I'm new to this but urgently need some advice.

I am due December 8th 2017 but having trouble with conception dates.
I know this seems bad to some but I didn't plan it this way, I had sexual intercourse on the 7th of march and then the 15th. One with my ex and one with a current partner.
which one would more likely be the dad of my baby because it's stressing me out.

The 15th. Assuming a 28 day cycle?
m.prokerala.com/health/pregnancy/pregnancy-wheel/

When was your last period? How long are your regular cycles?

This puts conception date at Friday 17th which means it is likely to have been between 11th-17th march so I think the more likely is the one you slept with on the 15th but the only way to be sure is to have a DNA test done.

my last period was around the 24th - 26th feb. I completely missed my period for march. But usually have them around the 24th - 26th.
there not always regular periods though, is there a chance it could be my ex's due to them dates being so close together?

my last period was around the 24th - 26th feb. I completely missed my period for march. But usually have them around the 24th - 26th.
there not always regular periods though, is there a chance it could be my ex's due to them dates being so close together?

my last period was around the 24th - 26th feb. I completely missed my period for march. But usually have them around the 24th - 26th.
there not always regular periods though, is there a chance it could be my ex's due to them dates being so close together?

my last period was around the 24th - 26th feb. I completely missed my period for march. But usually have them around the 24th - 26th.
there not always regular periods though, is there a chance it could be my ex's due to them dates being so close together?

There is a chance that it is your ex's. DNA test is the only way to know for certain as there was not a period between the two possible dates.

Scan dates do not have a small enough margin for error to completely rule out the ex. You will need a DNA test to determine with certainty the father.

Agree with Kate. You'll need a DNA test. Otherwise, it's complete guesswork.