Sorry agar basic question hai but im a first timer and totally confused with this week counting. Doc said im 7 weeks but i thought i conceived only like 3 weeks back. How does the total work?
Oh my god, I remember asking this exact question when I first got pregnant! It feels like such a long time, but it flies by too. Everyone says it's usually 40 weeks from your last period. Did you also feel like there was so much to learn all at once?
I think it's usually around 40 weeks, isn't it? My friends who are pregnant talk about weeks a lot. It sounds like such a long journey, but also very special. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about it.
Beti, pregnancy is generally for nine months, which doctors count as about 40 weeks from your last period. It's a journey, not a race. Focus on healthy food, proper rest, and don't take stress. Your body knows what to do.
It's typically 40 weeks from your last menstrual period, but babies can arrive anywhere from 37 to 42 weeks and still be considered full-term. Those weeks just fly by once the baby arrives, and then the real adventure begins! Enjoy your journey.
Generally, a full-term pregnancy is considered 40 weeks, counted from the first day of your last menstrual period. But it can range from 37 to 42 weeks, everyone's a bit different. With PCOS, my cycles were irregular so my doctor confirmed due date with early scans.
Humein toh bas mahine yaad rehte the, 'nau mahine' bolte the sab. But haan, doctor log ab weeks mein count karte hain, usually 40 weeks ka cycle hota hai. Bas khana peena achha rakho aur rest karo, time pata bhi nahi chalega.
