Probably the 1st guy: But there are paternity tests that can be more confident. I hope you can be more in charge of your life as the next few months pass. You'll need to be in order to handle life w/ a baby. Consider finding a good supportive counselor/therapist who can guide you w/out personal issues getting in the way. Good luck!
Answered 5/28/2016
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Genetic testing: It could be either one. Ovulation is not always exact. You will need genetic testing to know who the father is. Good luck.
Answered 5/17/2015
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Here's the problem: Ultrasound at nearly 20 weeks can be off by almost 2 weeks, but since you know your last menstrual period it is most likely guy B around 11/11. Having said that, many states require paternity testing in order to allow a potential father to sign a birth certificate as they are financially responsible for child support. Be smart and do the testing on guy b first.
Answered 5/17/2015
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