First time pregnant and im so confused with this week counting thing. Everyone keeps asking which week but i dont even know the total. Can someone explain simply pls?
Ah, the beginning of counting! It's usually considered 40 weeks from your last period. It felt like a long journey then, but looking back, it flies by. Just keep track with your doctor, they will guide you.
Usually, a full-term pregnancy is around 40 weeks. It's important to track it closely with your doctor from the very beginning, and understand the milestones. Every week is precious.
Technically 40 weeks, but it feels like 80 weeks when you're going through it, especially the last trimester! And then the sleep deprivation starts, so you just forget counting weeks altogether. 😂
Typically, it's 40 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period. This is divided into three trimesters, each roughly 13 weeks. Knowing this helps a lot with planning leaves and appointments.
Just delivered recently! My doctor calculated it as 40 weeks from my last period. I delivered at 39 weeks 5 days, so it's very close to 40. They start counting from LMP, so don't get confused by conception date.
Beta, pregnancy is usually 40 weeks, sometimes a little less, sometimes a little more. Counting starts from your last period. It's a beautiful journey.
Haan, normally poore 9 mahine aur kuch din milake 40 weeks ka period hota hai. Sometimes doctor will say 38 weeks or 41 weeks bhi, na. Sab normal hai, tension mat lo.
