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If You Had Sex On April 30,and In May You Didnt Have A Period?,?
You took a pregnancy test in may and it was positive and then on May 31st you had sex again,and you had a baby on January 31st which date you got pregant on?and was i already pregnant on May 31st?  

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Wow!  Lots of dates here.  Based on what you've said, if you had a positive pregnancy test in May before the encounter on the 31st, then you would have already been pregnant by then.  

Given this information, you most likely got pregnant within at most 2-3 days from April 30th.



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Catherine Beier MS CBE

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I can provide evidence-based information and current research findings concerning childbirth and pregnancy. My specializations include natural childbirth, pregnancy and birth interventions, fetal positioning, labor induction, choosing a care provider, midwives, homebirth, unassisted birth, natural pain relief, medications in pregnancy and birth, informed consent, understanding the risks and benefits of childbirth choices, doulas, waterbirth, childbirth methods, childbirth education classes, cesarean section, and VBAC.

Experience

I have been a childbirth educator, mother, author, public speaker, researcher, and birth advocate for the past 9 years. I am also the author of Giving Birth Naturally, a site dedicated to natural childbirth and pregnancy information. I publish evidence-based articles on pregnancy, childbirth, newborn care, and post-partum care. I'm also a mother of three children, two daughters and one son all born naturally. To learn more about what normal birth looks like, view the natural childbirth video of my son being born at home unassisted.

Publications
My book, Birth Outside the Box, was published in 2007.

Education/Credentials
I hold a Master's degree in communication disorders with an emphasis in child development. I am also an independent childbirth educator.

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