Pregnancy calculator calendar
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Thats usually a couple of weeks before the first day of your period. I found out by googling ovulation calculator/calendar, and that helped me out alot. Also, go to pregnancy.org, and use their due date calendar, that can help to. If you haven't already i would suggest taking an HPT, or going to get a blood test. Best of luck to you!
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According to the ovulation calendar I am suppose to ovulate from feb. 21-28. I have a 34 day cycle and had intercourse today, my very fertile day is on feb 27th. I am not sure if the ovulation calendars are accurate. Is there any chance I could get pregnant?
http://www.babymed.com/pregnancy-calendar-and-calculator-week-by-week?pc_calendar_type=Weekly%20Count%20Calendar&pc_event=Date%20of%20Ultrasound%20(UD)&pc_event_date=1384232400&pc_lmp_cl=28&pc_ud_week=7&pc_ud_day=0&pc_ivf_day=1
try this.
Your five months.
Could pregnancy have occurred after intercourse on Jan 31? When dates of Jan 2 mp are entered into calculator, ovulation dates show Feb 10-14 (if period had been normal; 1st day of lmp would be Jan 30. My orig. date of Jan 26 could be off, as I am going by memory).
The Chinese gender calendar is not accurate. It's just for fun.
11/10 I’m more confused now . I did the 9 calendar month calculator and my due date came out 11/2 based off if my lmp was 1/26 but 1/26 is the day I had sex with guy A how weird Is that . My last period was for sure 1/30 or 1/31 . Is it possible to get pregnant a few days before my cycle starts . If I were pregnant from him wouldn’t it show up on the pregnancy test on 2/11 ?
If you got your due date from an online calculator or by counting on a calendar, based on the first day of your last period, it is unlikely to be the guy in July unless there was a mistake in your recollection of the sequence of events.
If you got the date from a doctor who did an ultrasound, especially if the ultrasound was early in the pregnancy, it is so unlikely to be the July guy that it might almost be said to be categorically impossible.
At my last ultrasound I measured 3 days ahead, my des is feb 9. My lmp was May 4 and the previous one was April 16, I've always had irregular periods. I had two negative pregnancy tests may 13 & may 19 then tested positive may 28. I am so confused now as to when I got pregnant. April or may? The tech said the babies measure w my lmp but I don't understand how they measure ahead. I'm having twins.
OB says the 13th. The calculator on here says the 11th. I have a feeling it will be earlier just like my last pregnancy. I had preeclampsia with my first, and I'm already swelling like crazy!
Especially if the ultrasound was relatively early in your pregnancy, you can plug the due date into a calculator for an approximate conception date.
You will be able to plug the estimated due date that was given to you by your doctor from the ultrasound into a conception calculator, or just count back 266 days from it using a calendar, and it will give you an estimate of when you concieved that is much better than a pee test that merely takes your hCG number and matches it to some averages and spits out a number of weeks.
t ovulate on the schedule provided by an ovulation calendar and pregnancy calculator. (All an ovulation calculator tells is when an average woman might have ovulated.)
Best thing to do is get an ultrasound around January 15-20, and tell the doctor you don't know when your last period began, and ask for an estimated due date based only on the embryo's measurements and developmental markers.
It is possible to bleed in early pregnancy. However, usually an ultrasound report gives the date of the first day of your last period, not a conception date. Please be sure "conception" date is really what you are reading; it is unusual for an ultrasound to date a pregnancy from a presumed date of conception.
Also, when was the ultrasound done? If it was recent and you got pregnant six months ago, it is very normal for an ultrasound to be off by a few days.
But, if you have gotten an ultrasound and your doctor gave you the due date of August 25, AND if the ultrasound was early enough in your pregnancy, it is going to be more reliable than a forward projection by the calendar from the first day of the last period. This is because women don't ovulate exactly by the calendar, and because the ultrasound saw and measured the actual baby.
I do it like this. My due date is jan 13. So every 13 i say im going into a new month. So I say im 7 months and 4 days. On december 13 I'll be 8. Jan 13, 9 :) hope this helps.
Then take the estimated due date home and plug it into an online conception calculator (or count back 266 days on a calendar). That will give you an estimated conception date.
Counting from your first day of your last period you are presently 7 weeks 6 days along. Don't delay or the ultrasound won't be that useful to try to confirm your conception date, because as time goes by, babies grow at different rates.
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