We conceived through IUI and now im a bit confused how to count my weeks, doc gave a date but i want to understand the calculation myself. Do we count from the procedure day or differently? Anyone who did iui pls help me out.
My sister had IUI, and her doctor calculated her pregnancy weeks based on the date of the procedure itself, then added a couple of weeks to match the standard gestational age. My mother was very keen on understanding these dates. Your doctor will provide you with the exact calculation and estimated due date, just ask them clearly.
After IUI, your doctor will calculate the pregnancy weeks very accurately, ma. Usually, they count from your last menstrual period (LMP) or sometimes from the date of the IUI itself, adding two weeks. It's best to ask your gynac how they are calculating it for your specific case to avoid any confusion.
Hmm, I remember my doctors explained how they calculate weeks after IUI, it was a bit different from a normal cycle. They often use your IUI date or ovulation date and then adjust to get the 'gestational age'. Don't worry, your doctor will tell you the exact due date! Now, what are you craving? 😋
Oh, that's such a good question! I'm trying to conceive and thinking about IUI in the future. I imagine the doctors would be very precise with dating for IUI. I've heard they usually use either your last period date or the IUI date plus a couple of weeks. It sounds complicated, but I'm sure your doctor will tell you exactly!
Yay, congrats on your IUI success! 🥳 So, usually, for IUI, doctors often count your pregnancy weeks from the date of your IUI, and then add about two weeks to it, to make it consistent with how natural pregnancies are dated from the LMP. But your clinic will give you the exact gestational age! Best to confirm with them! ✨
Calculating weeks after IUI can be a bit tricky, but your fertility clinic or gynac will give you the precise dating. They usually count from the actual IUI date and adjust from there, or sometimes from your last menstrual period, depending on their protocol. Just follow their lead, and hang in there with any morning sickness!
