Find answers to common questions about our fertility treatments and services.
No. It is an estimate. Your doctor may revise the date after ultrasound dating, especially if your cycles are irregular or your LMP date is uncertain. If you conceived through fertility treatment, ask your Pluro clinic when to schedule your first scan and NT scan follow-up.
After fertility treatment the embryo transfer date and embryo age are both known, so an IVF due date calculator does not have to assume a 28-day cycle. Select IVF transfer above, then day 3, day 5 or day 6, to see your pregnancy week by week.
Period of gestation (POG) is counted from the first day of your LMP, not from conception. Enter your LMP date above and this POG calculator by LMP returns your gestational age in weeks and days, the same format your scan report uses.
An LMP calculator adds 280 days (40 weeks) to the first day of your last menstrual period to estimate your due date, then adjusts for your average cycle length. Pluro's LMP date calculator also returns your current pregnancy week, POG and trimester.
Yes. Longer or shorter cycles can shift likely ovulation and may shift the estimated due date compared with a standard 28-day cycle.
If you are unsure about the last period date, ultrasound dating or fertility treatment records may give a more useful estimate.
No. It is an estimate. Your doctor may update the due date after ultrasound dating or based on IVF transfer details and clinical history.
A due date calculator usually estimates 40 weeks of pregnancy from the first day of your last menstrual period and adjusts for average cycle length.
You can use it as a rough guide, but irregular cycles make ovulation harder to predict. Tracking symptoms and consulting a specialist can give a clearer picture.
Consider a fertility consultation if you have been trying for 12 months, or 6 months if you are 35 or older. Seek care earlier for irregular cycles, known reproductive conditions, or previous fertility concerns.
No. Ovulation can vary from cycle to cycle due to stress, illness, irregular periods, PCOS, age, and other health factors. Use the result as an estimate.
An ovulation calculator estimates ovulation by counting back about 14 days from your expected next period date. The fertile window is usually the five days around ovulation and the ovulation day.
Couples who have already had multiple unsuccessful IUI cycles, very low semen parameters, advanced age, blocked tubes.
