We have been tryng for years to have a baby of our own and ,every thing medically with us is fine. We just cant get pregnant. We are looking into IVF and want to know how it works and is it expensive?
When we found out a few weeks ago that we were expecting, I just grabbed the first due date calculator that I found and was going by that date. . . but today I went back and double checked on a couple of other online calculators, and the dates I am getting vary by three weeks!
My last menstrual period started on April 28, 2009 but my cycles are really irregular. Here are the past few (first day of) cycle dates:
November 3, 2008
December 15, 2008
January 15, 2009
February 16, 2009
March 19, 2009
April 28, 2009
Does anyone know of a reliable way to calculate my cycle length? I am just using the average number of days. Also, is there an online Pregnancy calculator that you could recommend? I just think it would be great to know whether I am nine weeks or thirteen, and my first prenatal appointment isn’t for another few days yet. .
Thanks for your help!
My first day of my last period was December 27th 2009. When i went into my doctors to get a Pregnancy test like 1-2 months after i was pregnant and the doctor told me my due date will be October 3rd. After that they said it will be on the 4th, and then after that they said it will be on the 13th. I was on the internet checking up due date calculator and it said my due date would be on the 3rd of Oct. So i don’t get why my doctor keeps on changing it? Any advice on this that would be great thanks! Any other woman who went through this i would like to hear about it.
I just found out yesterday I am pregnant with our 4th little muffin. The OB office asked me on the phone as I was making my appt. when was my last period. Well, I had one Aug. 2nd and again August 26, which is VERY unusual for me. Could I possibly be further along, or am I 5 weeks, as is suggested on all the due date calculators on-line? Also, do most OB’s wait for you to be around 8 weeks to see you, or is it just my office???
I just found out yesterday I am pregnant with our 4th little muffin. The OB office asked me on the phone as I was making my appt. when was my last period. Well, I had one Aug. 2nd and again August 26, which is VERY unusual for me. Could I possibly be further along, or am I 5 weeks, as is suggested on all the due date calculators on-line? Also, do most OB’s wait for you to be around 8 weeks to see you, or is it just my office???
I just found out yesterday I am pregnant with our 4th little muffin. The OB office asked me on the phone as I was making my appt. when was my last period. Well, I had one Aug. 2nd and again August 26, which is VERY unusual for me. Could I possibly be further along, or am I 5 weeks, as is suggested on all the due date calculators on-line? Also, do most OB’s wait for you to be around 8 weeks to see you, or is it just my office???
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I need to lose 12 kgs to get back to my pre-Pregnancy weight. I have already lost 17 kgs since I had the baby 6 months ago ( assuming the weight of the day I delivered). What are some good weight loss tips for mothers who dont have time for full-on work outs at the gym. . . .
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