Due Dates

When you're ovulating, that is typically the peak time when you're able to conceive. However, even a few days after ovulation would still be possible. From what I've read, male sperm are faster "swimmers" therefore more apt to be conceived closest to your ovulation date, while female sperm are slower "swimmers" yet more hardy & longer living than male sperm who are faster swimmers but die off more quickly than their counter-part slower swimming female sperm. In other words, the closest you are to actually ovulating say, a day before up to a couple days after would likely yield conceiving (a boy) and same for female aperms, but even up to a good few days after ovulation. Anything longer than that, if you haven't conceived, your body will naturally know it's not pregnant and within a week or so you would get your period and that's when your body(uterus) sheds it's non-conceived blood filled lining and you get your period. No doctor or scientist here, but I've read up and researched it on my own and from personal experiences, tends to be fairly accurate! :)

The best would be to ask your pharmacist. If your periods are regular, you can take the test the day after that when your period would normally start. But just to make sure and not waste your money, wait for another two or three days - then do the test.

There are many reasons. One of the most common is that the mother has pre-eclampsia (high blood pressure, protein in the urine, swollen extremities) and the only way to cure it is by delivering the baby. The mother may have an infection which triggers premaure labor. (even 'flu can do it) The cervix may open slightly and allow the waters to break, so an open pathway for infection means the baby has to be delivered. The baby may have a condition which can only be treated once it is born, or the treatment may trigger premature labor, (e.g. blood group incompatibilty). Multiple pregnancy babies often just run out of room and have to be delivered, also a multiple pregnancy may trigger pre-eclampsia. these are the most common ones but there are many more and sometimes 'no-one knows' is the answer.

Check your statement!

Today (14th November) you are roughly 31 weeks and 6 days pregnant

well a normal hcg 305 is 4 weeks, so i imagine 2 1/2 months pregnant

That depends on how long your cycle is! Some people have 21 day cycles, some 35 days or longer. If you're a medium-to-longer cycler, the more likely it can be to conceive. If you have a viable egg and uterine lining, and you come into contact with sperm, then you can get pregnant, plain and simple. See below for more information about cycle length and fertility. http://www.babycenter.com/expert/preconception/gettingpregnant/1460117.html

she would have conceived 3 weeks prior. so Jan 17. even if you didnt have sex on this day, if you had sex within the few days prior, the sperm could live until you ovulated on the 17th.

There are several reasons why a woman's menstruation can be delayed -- Stress, Illness, medications, etc.

But, the most common reason is pregnancy. A simple pregnancy test will answer this question.

one week after conception there usually isn't much for pregnancy hormone in your system to cause pregnancy symptoms, though it's possible. if your period is late then I recommed taking a home pregnancy test. ~pawsalmighty I had plenty of symptoms after one week, it is possible, the ClearBlue pregnancy test detects HCG the earliest, I wold take one now and see if you see a very faint blue line???

only a week if that because im 4 weeks and mine is 1373

Roughly September 22nd 2009, give or take a few days. However, it is difficult to accurately say when a conception date is. Therefore, I suggest talking to your doctor, midwife or obstetrician about it.

If you know your last period date and how long your cycle is he/she can work it out.

If you are pregnant already the only option is abortion. And you can't know you are pregnant after only 3 days so you either you are further along then that or you mean you had sex 3 days ago and is scared you are pregnant. The morning after pill can in rare cases work up to 5 days so you can try that or also to get the coil inserted. If you are pregnant hough none of these will work.

It's not exactly accurate to say late December because not everyone is the same. The baby may be born in mid-to-late December. Sometimes babies are born early, so with that in mind it's not really possible to determine an exact date.

The most likely day of conception would have been February 17th, and Based on a normal gestation period of 40 weeks the due date is November 10th.

April 25th 2010? That would make your due date roughly January 30th 2011

To calculate conception you can go from the first day of your last period and add two weeks eg if your last period was on the first of the month then conception would have taken place at around the 15th . If you do not no the first day of your last period but no how many weeks pregnant you are then count back and minus two weeks eg if you are seventeen weeks on the 2nd of September go back on the calendar 15 weeks this will give you a approximate conception date

This first week is actually your menstrual period. Because your expected delivery date (EDD) is calculated from the first day of your last period, this week counts as part of your 40-week pregnancy even though your baby hasn't been conceived yet.

Due dates have become much more accurate over the past few years; however, it is still common for the baby to be a few days or even a week early or late. Keeping stress levels down and staying off your feet during the last few weeks of pregnancy will help your baby arrive right on time.

Your due date would be 10 April 2009.

The approximate date of conception was June 6th 2009

use this site if you know when your last period was http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/923526833.html if not your doctor will be able to send you for a dating scan and mabey be able to estimate it by feeling your tummy

June 28th 2010? It would make your conception date roughly October 4th, give or take a few days. However, it is difficult to accurately say when a conception date is. Therefore, I suggest talking to your doctor, midwife or obstetrician about it.