I got my faint line today, my cycle last month was 30 days, this month was predicted 34 days, which do I go by for my due date?

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Comment below?? I’m so curious!! We miscarried in February, just not sure how to go about this !

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Usually you go by the last day of your last period, instead of how long your cycles are.  Of course, there are instances that change this, like miscarriage or having PCOS/insanely long cycles.  
All that to say, in most cases you will go by the last day of your previous menstrual cycle until you see a doctor. When have your first ultrasound, they will measure baby and give you a more accurate due date!

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Hi!!! I gave birth to my baby girl on 02/20/22 I was 15 weeks & I’ve only had 1 period. So the sol calculated for me every 29 days. So I’m guiding myself by that because I’ve only had 1 period after the loss. However, when I go to my 6 week appointment I’m sure at that point they’ll measure and give me more exact numbers. Good luck mama 🥰

I got my faint line today, my cycle last month was 30 days, this month was predicted 34 days, which do I go by for my due date?

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