Patient's question:
If it comes every thirty days, it should be the 22nd. Taking the birth control pill on the 19th was useless. It's said that since normal growth and development can still occur, it proves the birth control pill didn't take effect. If it did, the child would have been miscarried. My ultrasound was done on July 13th, and my last menstrual period was on May 30th. Was I pregnant before or after taking the birth control pill?Doctor's answer:
First, your ultrasound report hasn't been uploaded, so it's impossible to accurately estimate your conception date. With the ultrasound results, we can estimate your ovulation period to give you a relatively correct answer. Based on your ultrasound on July 13th, the size of the gestational sac suggests you should be about 34-35 days pregnant. Counting backward 20 days from that date, it would be June 23rd when you likely conceived. You took birth control pills on June 19th, so according to this calculation, you should have taken them before conception.