Due Dates

Yeah, that figures. Your conception date would be roughly Friday July 11th 2008, so your first missed period would have been in July

the average woman ovulates approx. 2 weeks after her period begins. Of course it varies from woman to woman.

I'm due May 2nd and I estimate that I ovulated and concieved on August 13. You most likely conceived August 19th. Mind you it's just a speculation on my part. but i'd say it's pretty acurate if you have a regular period = starts every 28 to 32 days and lasts 5 days... if you have irregular cycles, then I would go by a couple days before or after a day you remember being "extra juicy/ mucusy/ slippery and/ or overly sexually aroused" I used both techniques and I came to the same conclution for my conception date.

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May 6th 2010? No, it's not possible. Your conception date would be between Saturday August 8th 2009 and Friday August 14th 2009 Is it possible you could be a month further on than you thought?

May 26th 2010? Your rough conception date would be September 1st 2009, give or take a few days. However, it is very difficult to accurately know when a conception date was. It is best to speak to your doctor, midwife or obstetrician to get a more accurate answer.

You need to know your ovulation date to determine that. There are ovulation calculators on the web. You just put in the date of your last period and it gives you the possible dates of ovulation. Since you have a positive test - it would be best to make a doctors appt. They will probably do an ultrasound and will calculate how far along you are as well as give you a due date. Good Luck!

Early January or late December - Christmas or New Years probably.

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Well if one came back positive there is a chance you could be pregnant and if the other came negative it could have been a false negative. My advice is go see your doctor and get a blood test done to rule one of the answers out.

If you read the instructions on your pregnancy test you would see that it should be used on the first urine of the day when the hormones are most concentratedand you would therefore get a positive test. Later in the day after a couple of cups of coffee the urine is less concentrated so the test shows negative. Don't waste money on a blood test, you are pregnant.

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The approximate date of conception was March 21st

If you are 14 wks pregnant today, your expected due date will be approximately August 13th.

middle of June would be when the baby is conceived

September 14th to November 23rd is 9weeks and 2 days approximately or 2months and 12days

The date of conception can't actually be determined, but the fetal growth usually reflects how far along the mother to be is , so i believe an ultrasound is pretty accurate.

It depends when in the pregnancy it is done. The earlier in pregnancy the more accurate it is. So at 7 weeks it is only going to be inaccurate by 3 or 4 days.

If you have your first U/s at 8 months it is not nearly as accurate as babies vary so much in size.

December 17th around (give or take a couple of days)

a pregnancy is about 40 weeks from your last period. conception takes 7-10 days. ovulation is about 14 days from the first day of your last period. then figure 7 -10 days after those 14 days. some women also can tell when they have ovulated b/c of a cramp on that day on either the left or right side of your lower stomach End of August beginning of September.

Forty weeks from the first day of your last period. So if you're six weeks, then you are due in 34.

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.

Roughly Saturday September 4th 2010, give or take a few days. However, it is difficult to accurately say when a due date is. Therefore I suggest you talk to your doctor, midwife or obstetrician about it for more information.

First thing to do is to google 'pregnancy calendar' it will prompt you to put in the first day of your last period, then it will calculate your due date and what week of gestation you are in. For best results I recommend you see your GP who will then do an USS (Ultrasound). If you are infact pregnant he/she will be able to tell you exactly what week you are in.

March 13th 2010? That would make your due date roughly December 18th

We base due dates on the first day of the woman's last menstrual period. Actual conception takes place after that time (usually about two weeks, but not always). So, for a due date of June 1, 2006, the last menstrual period most likely began on August 25, 2005, and actual conception probably occurred somewhere around September 8th (plus or minus a week or so).

After the implantation of embryo on the wall of the uterus has taken place, it takes 40 weeks for the foetus to fully develop. In most cases, the time period before the baby is born is around 40 weeks.

roughly January 25th give or take a few days