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Due Date Pregnancy Calendar

 

This calculator is based on a regular 28 day menstrual cycle. Average pregnancies are 280 days from your last menstrual cycle. A baby is considered on time if it is born either two weeks before or two weeks after the estimated due date.

Last Menstrual Period:        

                              (MM/DD/YYYY format)

Average Length of Cycles:      (22 to 45)

                              (defaults to 28)

Average Luteal Phase Length:   (9 to 16)

                              (defaults to 14)

Estimated Conception: Estimated Due Date: Estimated Fetal Age:
Doctors call your due date the estimated date of confinement, or EDC.  This is calculated by forty weeks and starts on the first day of your last period.  To determine your due date, you can use Neagele's Rule. 
  • Take the first day of your last period.
  • Subtract three months.
  • Add seven days.

Your result is your approximated due date.  Remember, a pregnancy is 40 weeks.  You often hear nine months, which actually calculates to 36 weeks.

 

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