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Weekly Pregnancy Calculator

How many weeks pregnant are you? Enter the date of the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP) and we'll calculate a week-by-week timeline for you.

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How many weeks pregnant are you? Enter the date of the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP) and we'll calculate a week-by-week timeline for you.

Most healthcare practitioners calculate the age of your pregnancy by the number of weeks since your last period (menstrual age). If you want to know the gestational age of your fetus, simply enter the date of conception (or, as an estimate, 14 days before your period was due). Note: Your browser must be Java-enabled for the calculator to work.

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Nisha27 says

1 day, 14 hours ago

My LMT was 3 June 09. So your chart says im in my 5th week. A lot of other people are saying im 4 weeks. Which is it guys???

leena says

3 days, 22 hours ago

Just thought I would answer the lady belows question regarding the doctor not seeing her before 10 weeks.
It is common for the docor to wait for 3 months before seeing you as this way they avoid false pregancies and mc. The babies heart beat can not be monitored before 10 weeks unless you have a ultra sound and they only request an early ultra sound if it is a complicated pregancy.

Anonymous says

6 days, 14 hours ago

I am 37 and 8 weeks pregnant with my boyfriend who is much younger than I am. I have many concerns having a baby at this stage in my life but the health of my baby is concern #1

Anonymous says

6 days, 22 hours ago

I am pregnant and my dr won't see me until I am ten weeks is that normal?

monica says

1 week, 1 day ago

well I just found out I was pregnant right before father's day. (talk about ao great gift for my husband) I went to the doctor on Monday and the doctor said I was about five wks 5 days and due 2.17.10 but on her I think I am ending my 6 week. I just had a miscarriage in may so my main concern was that the baby was okay.. well after 2 blood test my levels went from 3000 to 12242.. good luck to all the moms and the moms to be

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