Sounds basic i know but everyone keeps saying 9 months and my gynac counts in weeks so im thoda confused. How long is it actually start to end? Pls explain simply.
Normally they calculate it as 40 weeks, which is around 9 months and a few days. My little one came at 38 weeks, so it really depends on when the baby is ready. Just keep track of your due date given by your gynac.
Honestly, it is 9 months of constant hunger and dreaming about golgappas! Technically it is about 40 weeks from your last period, but let me tell u, those last few weeks feel like an eternity when u are just waiting to eat whatever you've been craving.
For me, it was exactly 39 weeks and 2 days when my labor pains started naturally. It's usually 40 weeks in total, but anything between 37 and 42 weeks is considered full term and absolutely normal. Stay active and positive, your body knows exactly what to do!
Same here, I usually just read posts but wanted to say it's about 280 days or 40 weeks. Don't worry if it goes a bit over, doctors usually wait till 41 weeks too.
It's technically 40 weeks, counted from the first day of your last period. Don't go by the calendar 9 months exactly because medical calculations are always in weeks. Keep your app updated, it makes tracking so much easier.