chaparral wrote:
DavHamm wrote:
chaparral wrote:
DavHamm wrote:
chaparral wrote:
synthetic wrote:
Women don't know they are pregnant up to 6 weeks, .. if they don't take a pregnancy test. At least FL should provide free pregnancy tests.
How much of that 6 week time span do you think a pregnancy test will reliably report a positive?
Hint: the six weeks includes time before conception.
At least 4
That is wrong. 4 weeks in they may not of even had sex, let alone conceived.
The six weeks pregnancy starts at the end of the of the last period. So then the women needs to ovulate, which is ~2 weeks after the end. Then a home pregnancy test only starts show positive ~10 days after conception.
So you are looking at more like less than 2 weeks to maybe 3. Not “at least 4”.
What the hell are you talking about, I read what your wrote to say, 4 weeks after getting pregnant they might not even have had sex.. Can you explain how that is possible?
I know 27yrs ago, 1 week after having sex my wife's pregnancy test came back positive, actually that happened 27, 24, and 21 yrs ago. So I'll still with 4 weeks.
I don't now florida law, but I doubt it says you have 6 weeks from ovulation to get an abortion.
But at least you agree with me on the test will show positive less than 2 weeks after you get pregnant so Although you said I was wrong, you then turn around and say yes you would have about 4 weeks to know you are pregnant. Now to have this early warning you need to be taking a pregnancy test about week after each time you had sex. But if you live in Florida that is what you are now required to do if you think you might want an abortion if pregnant.
It is possible because pregnancy is measured form first day of the woman’s last period. It is not measured from when you conceive.
So four weeks after the first day of your last period, you have sex and conceive. That would result in the sex that caused the pregnancy happened 4 weeks into the “6 weeks pregnant”.
This thread explains it:
https://x.com/...XKV1ghhjJ-gpfjpVyTqg
Pregnancy is measured that way for medical reasons.
You are using terms Doctors use for defining pregnancy. But there are many situations where the patient does not have consistent periods and they dont know a date, so they use the size of the fetus to determine it.
Couldn't follow link don't do twitter.
I don't know Florida law and how they will determine when the 6 week process starts. Again, the 6 weeks is not the issue, that makes this a bad bill, there are many other issues with it for me.
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