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How far along and how many weeks pregnant am I?

This week-by-week calculator and calendar helps you find out exactly how many weeks pregnant you are right now.

Type of Calendar Weekly Count CalendarDaily Count CalendarDaily Countdown CalendarFetal Weight Calendar (grams)Fetal Weight Calendar (ounces)Biparietal Diameter (BPD)Abdominal Circumference (AC)Femur Length (FL)Head Circumference (HC)

Select An Event Last Menstrual Period (LMP)Last Ovulation (OD)Projected Birth Due Date (DD)Date of Ultrasound (UD)IVF Transfer Day (IVF)

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Updated on June 21, 2022

Why is it important to know your exact pregnancy week?

How far along you are determines nearly everything in your pregnancy including blood tests, ultrasound examinations, and more importantly when you can expect your baby to be born.   It also helps you identify certain situations to learn what is normal and when to have procedures done. What is normal at 26 weeks may not be normal at 32 weeks. Also, tests that should be done at 20 weeks but are done at 16 weeks could be interpreted incorrectly.

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How can I calculate important week-by-week information throughout my pregnancy?

This pregnancy calculator helps you find out exactly how many weeks pregnant you are right now, details your baby's development, and precisely what is happening to your body at the moment. Just enter your pregnancy due date or other information to create and calculate a personalized weekly and daily pregnancy calendar. The babyMed Monthly Pregnancy Calculator and Calendar is a week-by-week pregnancy calculator and calendar with information for each day of your pregnancy.

• Weekly Count: Follow new developments in weeks and days 
• Daily Countup: Count up how many days you are into your pregnancy 
• Daily Countdown: Count down your days left until your due date 
• Fetal Weight: Available in ounces or grams
• Ultrasound measurements: BPD, FL, HC, AC

The chart below provides links to detailed information about what happens each week during pregnancy.

Don't know your due date? Use our Pregnancy Calculator to find out the exact due date, with dates for exciting pregnancy events. 

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Pregnancy Due Date Calculator – How Many Weeks Am I?

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Few things can compare to the rush and excitement of when you take a pregnancy test and read out the positive result! Once you’ve processed the news that you’re going to be a mom, your thoughts will naturally turn to planning and one of your first questions will no doubt be: when is my due date?

Use these three simple steps to find out how far along you are in your pregnancy:

1. Figure out when was the first day of your last period or the exact day you conceived.
   
2. Enter the relevant dates into the pregnancy week calculator.
3. Then hit Find out now! to find out how far along you are. 

Keep in mind every pregnancy is unique and the result will be an estimation rather than a fixed date.

While it’s true that most pregnancies last 40 weeks, there are other factors at play which will determine your due date. Most expectant mothers don’t realize that both menstrual and ovulation periods count as the first two weeks of pregnancy. Many won’t be aware of their pregnancy until their first missed period, and by that time they could be up to five weeks in. That means that simply estimating nine months from the day you take a pregnancy test isn’t going to calculate your due date, and, even so, factoring in a few weeks here and there for ovulation won’t either.

Unless you can pinpoint exactly what point of your ovulation cycle you were in at the time of fertilization, it’s difficult to know how far along you are and what date you’ll meet your baby. Luckily, our Due Date Calculator can help.

Using both the date of your last period and the length of your regular cycle, or exact date of conception, our Due Date Calculator will quickly work out your estimated due date, tailoring it accordingly for longer, shorter, and average cycle lengths.

Once you’ve calculated your due date, you can get a better idea of when to expect your little one – and start to plan accordingly.

If you haven’t done so already, one of the first steps you should take is to schedule an appointment with your doctor, who can confirm that you're pregnant with a blood test and physical exam, and also help you establish a more precise due date.

At each following prenatal care appointment, you'll be examined to determine the size of your uterus, and to monitor your little one's development. Pregnancy milestones such as hearing your baby’s first heartbeat and seeing your baby via ultrasound will be a thrilling part of these checkups. Along the way, depending on what is observed, your pregnancy due date may be adjusted.

While your doctor will be able to advise you best, there are still plenty of things you can do as soon as you discover you’re pregnant. Explore the rest of our site to find out more.

Online Pregnancy Test with 91% Accuracy

Have you noticed that your body has begun to give strange signals lately and suspect that this may indicate pregnancy? If there was no inkjet pregnancy test or strip test in the first-aid kit, you can find out the result here and now by answering the 15 questions below.

For some reason, it is believed that such online tests are not very accurate, but according to anonymous studies , the accuracy of this test is 91% , because it is based on known early pregnancy symptoms that most girls experience. And these are the questions the gynecologist will ask you when you come to see him. nine0003

Our test will show your chance of having a baby in just a few minutes. Any girl can get the results of this test: absolutely free, without registering and sending SMS.

1. Have you been awake lately?

Yes

No, and for a long time

No, I feel sleepy and/or low energy

No, but there is a logical explanation for this

2. Have you ever experienced sudden mood swings the other day?

Yes, I have difficulty controlling myself lately

Yes, but I am an emotional person and have always been that way

Yes, but there were good reasons

No/didn't notice

3. Do smells annoy you?

Yes, very much

Yes, but I have always been so sensitive to them

A little/occasionally/if they are specific

No

4. Have your eating habits or appetite changed?

Yes, my tastes have changed drastically and/or I often feel hungry

Yes, partially or not very pronounced

Yes, I lost my appetite

No

5. How did you use contraception during the last couple of months?

No contraception at all

Yes, calculated “safe days” by calendar or basal body temperature

Yes, used condoms, intrauterine devices, or hormonal contraception

Yes, used spermicides or preaborted intercourse

Were you worried 6. recently severe stress or serious illness? nineNo seat?

Yes, a lot

Yes, a little/partially

Yes, but I'm about to have my period

No

8. Do you suffer from lower back pain?

Yes, the lower back started to hurt recently

Yes, for a very long time

Yes, but only during or before your period and after intense physical activity

No/very rarely

9. Are you late?

Yes, more than a week

Yes, less than a week/don't know for sure

Yes, but my cycle is often irregular

No

10. Have your parameters or weight changed in the last few weeks?

Yes, I have gained weight, my breasts have grown, my hips have become a little wider

Yes, I have just gained weight

Not sure

No

11. Do you experience occasional nausea and/or vomiting

Yes

Yes, but I can easily explain it (poisoning, illness, stress, etc.)

Yes, when I'm nervous

No

12. Do you often have headaches, dizziness or blackouts?

Yes

Yes, there were problems like women

I am still sick or I am having a severe stressful period

No

13. Have you noticed frequent urination?

Yes, toilet trips have become more frequent

Yes, not much

Yes, but I have been drinking a lot of drinks lately

No

discharge from the chest?

Yes, all symptoms present

Yes, some or mild symptoms present

No

Not sure

15. Have you noticed any short-term spotting?

Yes

Not sure

Yes, but it was the beginning or end of the previous menstruation

No

Test am I ready to become a mother?

You live your life, go to parties, hang out with friends until dawn, enjoy your youth. But now you suspect that you are pregnant or at least think about the child? Do you remember how your friends' behavior changed when they had children? nine0006