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Use Pregnancy Calender To Know Due Date

Pregnancy calender
Pregnancy due date is based on calculations. Do you wonder as to how your doctor counts the delivery date? It is very simple. If you know properly about your menstrual date and cycle, you can make a pregnancy calender of your own.

Pregnancy calender is one of the detailed calender which keeps the pregnant woman informed about what is happening in her body and how to best prepare oneself for the delivery date. These calenders are available in various styles like wall or desk calenders and online calender.

The most easiest way to make your own calender is by adding 280 days to the first day of last your menstrual date. The 280 days cycle works on the typical 266 days gestation period for humans. 280 days is counted as 14 days are added to the pregnancy calender which is the average time span of the ovulation.

If you know accurately about your menstrual cycle and the dates then the pregnancy due date calculator becomes more accurate. Through ultrasounds also you can make the calender.

In the pregnancy stage, several hormonal, physical and mental changes occur. The pregnant woman gains weight, hormonal changes like tender breasts, morning sickness, nausea, head and back aches and mood swings.

After the final trimester 29-40 weeks, the baby develops and the counting of the the delivery date starts. Before the delivery date, the baby turns into a head-down position for birth.

Pregnancy calender helps in making and executing a delivery plan on due date. Basically the calender consists of:

  • baby's development and changes in the uterus.
  • physical and hormonal changes in the pregnant woman
  • food diet to ensure nutritional supply
  • complications that can come on you or or your baby.

So, use your own pregnancy calender to ensure proper care during the gestation period and have a safe delivery whilst knowing the pregnancy due date calculator.

Story first published: Wednesday, July 13, 2011, 14:29 [IST]