Pregnancy Calculator

Pregnancy Calculator

Calculate your due date, current pregnancy week, trimester information, and important milestone dates for a healthy pregnancy journey.

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Medical Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only. Always consult with your healthcare provider for accurate pregnancy dating and medical advice.
Calculations are based on standard 280-day pregnancy duration from LMP. Individual pregnancies may vary.

Pregnancy Information

1st Tri 2nd Tri 3rd Tri Week 20 of 40 Due Date: March 15, 2024
20 Weeks Pregnant
1st Trimester
Weeks 1-12
2nd Trimester
Weeks 13-27
3rd Trimester
Weeks 28-40

Pregnancy Timeline:

Current Week: 20 weeks, 3 days
Due Date: March 15, 2024
Days Until Due: 140 days
Current Trimester: Second Trimester
Conception Date: June 22, 2023
Pregnancy Progress: 50% Complete

Important Milestones:

First Trimester Screening

Weeks 11-14: NT scan and blood tests

Anatomy Scan

Weeks 18-22: Detailed ultrasound examination

Glucose Screening

Weeks 24-28: Gestational diabetes test

Third Trimester Monitoring

Weeks 32+: More frequent checkups

Weekly Development:

At 20 weeks, your baby is about the size of a banana and weighs approximately 10 ounces. Major organs are developing rapidly.

About

Our Pregnancy Calculator provides accurate estimations of due dates, current pregnancy week, and important milestone dates to help expectant parents track their pregnancy journey.

Why Choose

Multiple calculation methods including LMP, conception date, ultrasound results, and known due dates with comprehensive trimester information and milestone tracking.

Features

Visual pregnancy timeline, trimester indicators, important milestone dates, weekly development information, and customizable cycle length for accurate calculations.

Benefits

Better pregnancy planning, appointment scheduling, understanding fetal development stages, tracking important medical tests, and preparing for each trimester.

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Choose Method

Select your preferred calculation method: last menstrual period, conception date, known due date, or ultrasound results for accurate estimation.

2

Enter Date

Input the relevant date information and customize cycle length if using LMP method. The calculator accommodates various cycle lengths for accuracy.

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Track Progress

View your complete pregnancy timeline with current week, trimester information, important milestones, and weekly development details.

Frequently Asked Questions - Pregnancy Calculator

How accurate is the pregnancy calculator?

The calculator provides estimates based on standard 280-day (40-week) pregnancy duration from the last menstrual period. It's approximately 80% accurate for natural conception, but actual due dates can vary by ±2 weeks. Ultrasound dating, especially in the first trimester, is generally more accurate than LMP calculations.

What's the difference between calculation methods?

LMP (Last Menstrual Period) is the most common method, adding 280 days to your last period. Conception date adds 266 days from fertilization. Ultrasound dating is most accurate early in pregnancy. Known due date works backward from a date given by your healthcare provider. Each method has different accuracy levels depending on your specific situation.

When do the trimesters begin and end?

First trimester: Weeks 1-12 (early development, morning sickness). Second trimester: Weeks 13-27 (often called the "golden period"). Third trimester: Weeks 28-40 (rapid growth, preparation for birth). Each trimester has distinct characteristics and milestone medical appointments.

What are the important pregnancy milestones?

Key milestones include: First prenatal visit (8-10 weeks), first trimester screening (11-14 weeks), anatomy scan (18-22 weeks), glucose screening (24-28 weeks), third trimester monitoring (32+ weeks), and full-term delivery (37-42 weeks). Each milestone has specific purposes for monitoring maternal and fetal health.

Why might my due date change during pregnancy?

Due dates may be adjusted based on ultrasound measurements, especially early dating scans which are more accurate than LMP calculations. Factors like irregular cycles, uncertain LMP dates, or fetal growth measurements can lead to date adjustments. Most healthcare providers use the most accurate dating method available, typically early ultrasound results.