IVF Pregnancy Weeks Calculation:
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The IVF Weeks Pregnancy Calculator estimates gestational age for pregnancies achieved through in vitro fertilization. Unlike natural pregnancies that use the last menstrual period, IVF pregnancies are dated from the embryo transfer date for greater accuracy.
The calculator uses the IVF pregnancy dating formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates the time elapsed since embryo transfer, converts to weeks, and adds 2 weeks to account for the embryonic development period before transfer.
Details: Accurate pregnancy dating is crucial for monitoring fetal development, scheduling prenatal tests, determining due date, and ensuring appropriate prenatal care timing.
Tips: Enter the embryo transfer date and current date (defaults to today). The calculator will compute the gestational age in completed weeks of pregnancy.
Q1: Why add 2 weeks to the calculation?
A: The +2 weeks accounts for the approximate 2 weeks of embryonic development that occurred before the embryo transfer date.
Q2: Does this work for all types of embryo transfers?
A: Yes, this calculation works for both fresh and frozen embryo transfers, as well as day 3 or day 5 embryo transfers.
Q3: How accurate is IVF pregnancy dating?
A: IVF pregnancy dating is more accurate than dating from last menstrual period, with an accuracy of ±3 days compared to ±2 weeks for LMP dating.
Q4: When should I start counting pregnancy weeks?
A: Pregnancy weeks begin counting from the embryo transfer date plus the 2-week pre-transfer development period.
Q5: Can this calculator predict my due date?
A: Yes, your due date is approximately 38 weeks from the embryo transfer date or 40 weeks from the start of your last menstrual period.