My last menstrual period was November 29, 2014, so my due date is 2015

It's okay, why don't you go to the hospital!

According to the last solar calendar, it should be December 11, 2011, and the general month is added by 9 or minus 3, and the number of days is added by 7, so that it is calculated as September 18, 2012 in the solar calendar. Changed to the lunar calendar, it is the third day of the eighth lunar month in 2012!

Based on the 28 days of your menstrual cycle, your due date is August 1, 2012 (September 16 in the solar calendar) based on your last menstrual period.

Hello, the time of pregnancy is counted from the day of the end of the period. The due date is calculated backwards based on 280 days (40 weeks), then the month on the day of the last menstrual period is added by 9 (or minus 3), and then by adding 7 to the date.

Therefore, your due date is the number. I don't know how long your period lasts, let's say 6 days, then you are currently 118 days pregnant, almost 4 months. Wishing you good health.

Hello, the due date is November 18, 2013.

Last menstrual holiday + 280 days = due date.

Add one to the year and subtract nine from the month. The general estimate is that the difference between the front and back is 2 weeks in the normal range.

Hello: The due date is calculated from the date of the first day of the last menstrual period.

The due date is calculated as the number of months of the last menstrual period plus 9 (or minus 3) and the number of days plus 7. Lunar calendar plus 14.

The last menstrual period was on the 20th day of the 11th lunar month in 2009 (January 4, 2010 in the Gregorian calendar), and the expected date of delivery was on the 4th day of the ninth lunar month in 2010 (October 11, 2010 in the Gregorian calendar).

A full-term pregnancy lasts about 280 days (about 40 weeks) and is normal to give birth within two weeks before or after the expected date of delivery.

The time of pregnancy is calculated from the day of the last menstrual period, which is the December 15, 2009 of the lunar calendar, which is January 29, 2010 according to the solar calendar. It is important to know that the due date is calculated based on the entire gestation period of 280 days. The specific method is the expected date of delivery month of month 9 or 3 of the first day of the last menstrual period, and the date of due date of the first day of the last menstrual period is 7.

Now according to the time of your last menstrual period to the solar calendar, the time is January 29, then the month is 1+9 October, the date is 29 7 36, then the expected date should be October 36, 2010, since there are only 31 days in October, in this case, the due date should be November 5.

Of course, the expected date of delivery calculated in this way is not absolutely accurate, because the due date of menstruation is inaccurate (the expected date of delivery is calculated according to the menstrual cycle of 28 days), the fetal maturity time is different, as well as physical conditions and other external reasons, etc., will affect the advance and postponement of the child's birth date, and the so-called due date is only the approximate date of the child's birth. If the newborn is born 2 weeks earlier or later than the expected date of delivery, it is still considered a normal delivery.

Hello: Calculate your due date on September 22, 2010 according to the date of your last menstrual period, and do a good pregnancy check-up. c

1. Calculation method of the last menstrual period: subtract 3 from the month of the last menstrual cramp (add 9 if it is insufficient) or add 9 directly to the month, and add 7 to the number of days, which is the expected date of delivery. For example:

The last menstrual period begins on November 22 and the expected date of delivery is July 29 of the following year.

2. Calculated by the day of fertilization: If the date of fertilization is known, 38 weeks (266 days) from this date is the expected date of delivery. If the person using basal body temperature knows the day of ovulation, the day of fertilization can be calculated. This is more precise than the method of calculating the due date from the start date of the last menstrual period.

3. Presumption from uterine size: the number of weeks of pregnancy is determined according to the height of the uterine fundus.

4. Ultrasonic (B-ultrasound) detection method: This is a more accurate method for people who are uncertain about the start date of their last menstrual period. Since the size of the fetal sac, the length of the fetal head to the buttocks, and the interparietal diameter on both sides of the fetal head can be calculated, the number of weeks of pregnancy and the expected date of delivery can be calculated from this value.

Among them, the method of calculating the expected date of delivery from the date of the start of the last menstrual period is the most commonly used.

Your due date is July 29 of this year

Hello, The due date is at the end of August.

From the last menstrual period, 7 days is a week, 4 weeks is a month, pregnancy is 10 months, and the due date is 280 days after the due date.

Blessing!!!

This year, in April, the expected date of delivery should be September 6.

Hello: The due date is calculated from the date of the first day of the last menstrual period.

The due date is calculated as the number of months of the last menstrual period plus 9 (or minus 3) and the number of days plus 7.

The last menstrual period is October 22 of the lunar calendar (November 17 of the solar calendar), and the expected date of delivery is August 24, 2012 (the eighth day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar). It is advisable to have a regular pregnancy check-up.

A full-term pregnancy lasts about 280 days (about 40 weeks) and is normal to give birth within two weeks before or after the expected date of delivery.

Hello: The due date is calculated from the date of the first day of the last menstrual period.

The due date is calculated as the number of months of the last menstrual period plus 9 (or minus 3) and the number of days plus 7.

The last menstrual period was December 29, 2011, and the expected date of delivery was October 5, 2011.

A full-term pregnancy lasts about 280 days (about 40 weeks) and is normal to give birth within two weeks before or after the expected date of delivery.

Hello: The calculation method of the expected date of delivery is the month of the first day of the last menstrual period plus 9 or minus 3, which is the number of months of the expected date of delivery, and the day plus 7 is the number of days of the expected date of delivery. x