Ghar pe hum bas dhyan rakhte hain par correct counting hamesha pichle period ke pehle din se hi count hoti hai. Agar periods bohot irregular ho toh checkups ke time doctor scan se sahi date batate hain, so don't guess too much yourself.
LMP is the standard rule for calculating pregnancy gestational age. Week 1 starts from the first day of your last period, not your conception date. So when your test is positive, technically your first month is mostly over.
Aww, yeh shuruati days bohot cute aur confusing hote hain, main bhi calculator lekar baithi rehti thi! Just count from your last period's first day. Ab toh mera beta 2 saal ka hai but memories abhi bhi ekdum fresh hain, cherish this time!
Arey yeh counting thodi confusing lagti hai shuru me! pregnancy actually aapke pichle period ke first day se calculate hoti hai. Toh jab aapka period miss hota hai tab tak aap technicaly already 4 weeks yaani 1 month pregnant ho chuki hoti ho.
Sahi tareeqa wahi hai jo doctor follow karte hain - your LMP (last period date). Pehle mujhe bhi samajh nahi aata tha par baby ke continuous development cycles isi date pe depend karte hain. Is calculation ke hisab se hi delivery date nikalte hain.
Meri sasu maa ne mujhe acche se samjhaya tha tab samajh aaya. Aap jis din aapka last period shuru hua tha wahan se din ginna shuru karo. 30 days complete hone par 1st month khatam hota hai.
Simple calculation hai, counting starts from the First Day of your Last Menstrual Period (LMP), ovulation day se nahi. So, by the time you see those two lines, you are around 4 weeks pregnant. Gynac will do a dating scan to confirm the exact gestational age anyway.
Yaar, yeh system bada weird lagta hai but actually your pregnancy clock starts on the very first day of your last cycle. So technically, jab pregnancy detect hoti hai tab tak toh 4 weeks ho chuke hote hain. Gynac can double check with ultrasound too.
