Yes, I remember my last cycle and I estimated my own due date to be Aug.8 well when I had my ultra sound it said Aug.5 so if not very accurate its very close... Good luck.
If you do not remember the date of your last period you can have an ultrasound to determine your due date. More than one ultrasound throughout your pregnancy may be required because ultrasounds are not always accurate. They could be out as little as a couple of days by a matter of weeks.
Most doctors revert back to the first day of your last period.
If you can remember the date of your last period they should be able to work out your due date and from that they can work out when you conceived. However, if you can't remember the date of your last period, ultrasounds and measuring the size of your bump can be used to work out how far along you are, so you can work out roughly when you got pregnant
On average you can work this out as the number of weeks from the beginning of your last period. If you don't know or can't remember or your periods are irregular an ultrasound is quite accurate.
No test is 100% accurate.
If you had a regular period after unprotected sex, you are not pregnant.If you had sex after that period you may be pregnant.If you are unsure you can use a regular pregnancy test available at any pharmacy, they are very accurate if you missed your period already. If you did not miss your period yet, the pregnancy test is less accurate.
Hello, You can perform a pregnancy test 4 days before your period if you wish but the test will be more accurate when you are a few days late for your period. Or alternatively test 3-4 weeks after you last had unprotected sex and the test will be accurate.
tell your doctor you don't remember when your last period was.
take a pregnacy test or go to the dr.
ultrasound is more accurate. Measurments of the fetus are made during ultasound that give a more accurate gestational age
An ultrasound does not detect when your last period was. An ultrasound measures the size of your baby compared with the millions of others that have been scanned and gives an estimated date of delivery. Up to about 20 weeks of pregnancy all babies are about the same size. After that the size of the baby depends more and more on genetics and nutrition. Counting back 40 weeks from the estimated date of delivery gives an indication of when the last period might have been.
about a few months