The gestational age is counting from the first day of your last menstrual period. Therefore if you have a normal 28 day cycle than conception would have occured sometime during the week 5 weeks and 4 days ago. Conception occurs at ovulation which occurs (in a woman with a 28 day cycle) at around cd14 through cd20. Using this method you can pinpoint (within days) when conception was most likely to occur.
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There are 66.5 days in 9.5 weeks.
4 weeks = 28 days.
To determine the conception date based on a fetus being 12 weeks and 6 days old, you would subtract that gestational age from today's date. Since gestational age is typically calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period (LMP), you would subtract approximately 13 weeks (or 3 months and 6 days) from today's date to estimate the conception date. This would mean the conception likely occurred around 3 months and 6 days before today.
I think so. I think if you use the first scan gestational age and minus two weeks that gives the approximate conception date giving a few days either side.
When you have a dating scan the scanner compares the size of the fetus with the size of fetuses of known gestation. The gestational age assumes that the mother has a regular 28 day cycle and got pregnant 14 days before a period. the gestational age is calculated from this notional LMP. This is accurate in about 85% of cases. If you don't know your LMP and have been given an EDD/gestational age you need to take off 2 weeks to find an estimated date of conception. this website will help you. http://www.genetree.com/about/conception-calculator.asp
When is your due date?
11 weeks and 4 days
Ultrasound gives an estimate of the age of the foetus. At this stage of the pregnancy, it's quite accurate, but it's still only an estimate, and the date of conception could be a few days, even a week, away from the date 19 weeks and 2 days ago.
LMP. Conception date would have been about 2 weeks later.
June 18th 2009. Due dates are counted from time of pregnancy.
Based on a normal gestation period of 40 weeks the conception date was April 11th 2009.
Conception date is based on your last ovulation cycle prior to when you didn't get your period. But this can be incorrect if you didn't conceive when you was ovulating. Alternatively you can have a ultrasound scan which will give you a conception date but this can be off by 5 days.
They count the weeks of pregnancy back to the last date of the first day of your menstrual period, not to date of conception. For example, I am considered to be at 15 weeks. The first day of my last period was 11/25/08 and the date of conception was anywhere between 12/9 and 12/16
Count back 2 weeks, so 6 weeks and 4 days old. Count back 6 weeks and 4 days old on a calendar and that would be an estimate. Also, check out www.babymed.com, and put in you're due date or you're last LMP and they can tell you an estimate of conception. God Bless