How can you correctly determine the time of pregnancy

Patient's question:

Doctor, I would like to ask that my period arrived on December 28, 2017. On the 7th, I had sex with my ex-boyfriend, and then we got married. However, my period came again on January 29. On January 7, I took birth control pills, and my period skipped a day. I went to the hospital and was prescribed progesterone capsules. I hope a capable doctor can explain this to me. Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Based on your description and the ultrasound results, it is inferred that your baby is not related to your ex-boyfriend but is your husband's. A normal pregnancy lasts for 40 weeks, and it is normal for the baby to be born two weeks earlier. Your last menstrual period was on February 27, 2018. As long as you had your period, it proves that you were not pregnant from previous sexual intercourse. From your early ultrasound examination, the embryonic growth and development are consistent with your last menstrual period.

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