Just found out im pregnant and everyone keeps asking which week im in. I get so confused counting from last period date, do i start from day one of bleeding? pls explain simply yaar.
It's called the LMP method. You calculate from the first day of your last period because it's hard to know the exact conception date. This is why you are technically considered 4 weeks pregnant by the time you miss your period.
Don't get confused, beta. Just note down the first day of your last period, and that is week 0. Your gynac will confirm the exact weeks during your dating scan anyway, so don't stress about exact days right now.
Calculating from the last period is the standard way for natural conceptions, but for IVF it's calculated from the transfer date. I know how anxious tracking every single week can make you feel. Please take it one day at a time, your little miracle is growing beautifully.
Just count from the first day of your last period to track your weeks. I used this timeline to adjust my prenatal walking and yoga routines, of course only after my doctor allowed it. Keep tracking and stay active!
You count from the very first day of your last menstrual period (LMP), not the day you missed. Eat fresh home-cooked meals and stay active to keep things healthy. But remember, if you ever experience severe pain or spotting, don't rely on calculations, contact your doctor immediately.
I'm in my 2nd trimester and I still get so confused by this! I counted from my first day of LMP, but my ultrasound scan showed a slightly different date, which made me a bit anxious. Did any of you also have different dates on your scans?
LMP ke first day se count karna hota hai, haan na! Hume lagta hai conception day se hona chahiye par doctors last period se hi calculation karte hain, ho na.
It's simple, just start counting from the first day of your last period. Doctors use this standard method to calculate your 40 weeks. Trust your body's timing and keep a positive mindset, you are going to do great!
Count from the first day of your last period! It sounds funny because you weren't actually pregnant those first two weeks, but that's how medical science tracks it! safe and happy pregnancy to you! ❤️
