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By May 31, 2017 - 8:51am
 
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April 15th I had sex with the pull out method. April 16th I took a take action pill, by April 23rd I started to get a brown discharge that lasted a while. I was due to get my period around April 27th which I had got on the 27th. I still had brown discharge along with what I thought was my period. My period was from the 27th to May 2nd. It was red but lighter than normal. I did see some blood clots but my period was not as long or heavy as normal. I ended up taking a pregnancy test about a month after I had sex and it came back negative. I took another one a week later it was still negative. During the month of May, I got back with my Significant other of 4 years and had unprotected sex a few times. I took a pregnancy test a few days ago after my period was late and it was positive. What are the chances that it with my significant other and not the other person?

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Hello help_me,

Welcome to the EmpowHER community. The surest way to know who the baby's father is with a paternity test.

A non-invasive prenatal paternity test is the most accurate non-invasive way to establish paternity before the baby is born. The process is state-of-the-art, combining the latest technology and proprietary methods of preserving and analyzing the baby’s DNA found naturally in the mother’s bloodstream. This test requires only a simple blood collection from the mother and alleged father and can be performed any time after the 8th week of pregnancy. The test is 99.9% accurate.

Looking at what you shared, having unprotected sex with your significant other, during May, was most likely when you conceived.

Regards,
Maryann

May 31, 2017 - 11:22am
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