Pregnancy Calculator

Schedule your pregnancy with the pregnancy calculator. The tool functions to provide you with a complete pregnancy timetable from the first day of conception till the delivery date on the basis of the last period date, due date, conception date, IVF transfer date, or ultrasound test date. Not only this, but you may also get a detailed trimester chart that helps you explore pregnancy week by week. Know any potential risks associated and precautions to take for a healthy delivery.

Pregnancy Management:

During pregnancy, there is a lot to care about, including:

Certain Medications:

Women in the United States are prescribed to use drugs that have less harmful effects on their and baby’s health. Actually, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has divided these medications into Class A, B, C, D, and X. Drugs with the least harm to the fetus are classified in Class A while those with the most potential failures are classified in Class X.

Nutrition:

During conception, the demand for nutritional food resources increases for both mother and baby. For example, a baby can not develop its own retinal muscles and for this purpose, it requires a vitamin Omega B3. Now this vitamin can be given to the fetus via placenta or through breast milk after delivery.

Exercise:

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists reveals that regular aerobic exercise is a leading cause of healthy conception. Regular exercise on a daily basis delivers a sufficient amount of oxygen to both the baby and the mother. Also, exercising reduces the chances of a C-section.

Weight Gain:

It is a very important cause that barriers between healthy and unhealthy pregnancies. Uniform weight gain supplies sufficient fat, protein, and food resources for the fetal development. The Institute of Medicine suggests the following weight gain recommendations for women with varying body mass index (BMI):

BMI	Conception Weight Gain
Normal (18.5-24.9)	25-35 pounds
Underweight (BMI < 18.5)	28-40 pounds
Overweight (25-29.9)	15-25 pounds
Obese (>30)	11-20

Related: If you are trying to conceive, then simply try this advanced ovulation calculator that will calculate the peak time of fertility to increase your chance of getting pregnant.

How To Calculate Due Date?

Here is how you can calculate the due date manually:

From 1st Day of Last Period:

Figure out the exact date you last got your period
Count exactly three months back to that date
Add 1 year and 7 days to get your due date

Conception Date:

Estimating the due date based on menstrual cycle length does not work every time due to changing cycle duration. This is why, you can add 266 to your conception date to calculate the due date.

IVF Transfer Date:

In the United States (U.S.) there are more than 250,000 assisted reproductive technology cycles are performed per year. And Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) depicted that it resulted in about 77,000 or more babies born a year. And, if you belong to the growing tribe of IVF mothers, then, quit worrying more, you can try the pregnancy due date calculator to calculate your due date more precisely by using your exact IVF transfer date pregnancy

FAQs:

How Many Weeks Are In a Pregnancy?

The World Health Organization states that a normal pregnancy lasts between 38-42 weeks. If you want to explore pregnancy week by week, then using the calculator is a better option as it helps you know the associated risks every week and the way you can cure them.

What Are Possible Symptoms of Pregnancy?

Missed Period
Tender, swollen breasts
Nausea with or without vomiting
Increased urination
Fatigue
Moodiness
Bloating
Light spotting
Cramping
Constipation
Food aversions
Nasal congestion

Can My Due Date Change?

Yes, it can. But it happens only when you account for it using period cycle length as a base. Due to the changing length of menstruation calendars, the fertility window and ovulation change also change the due date.

How Can I Calculate My Pregnancy In The First Week?

Try a pregnancy week calculator that shows your pregnancy week by week & highlights along with trimester and key milestones.

How Long Does It Take After Conception To Become Pregnant?

It can take up to 6 days after sexual intercourse for the sperm and egg to join & form a fertilized egg. Experts reveal that it can take 3 to 4 days for the fertilized egg to implant itself in the lining of the uterus completely.

What Does 2 Weeks Pregnant Feel Like?

There are few early symptoms you might notice by week 2 that indicate you are pregnant including a missed period, tender & swollen breasts, and moodiness.

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