Due Date Calculator – EDD by LMP, Conception Date or IVF 2026

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Expert-verified formula | Updated August 2026 | Sources: RBI, SEBI, EPFO, IRS, WHO

Calculate your estimated due date (EDD) from last menstrual period, known conception date, or IVF transfer date. Includes trimester breakdown and pregnancy progress.

📖 Naegele's Rule — How Due Date Is Calculated The standard method (Naegele's Rule): EDD = LMP + 280 days (40 weeks). Adjusted Naegele: add extra days for cycles longer than 28 days. From conception date: EDD = Conception date + 266 days (38 weeks). IVF Day-5 transfer: EDD = Transfer date + 261 days. IVF Day-3 transfer: EDD = Transfer date + 263 days. Only ~5% of babies arrive on their exact due date; 80% arrive between weeks 38–42.
Source: Naegele FC 1812; ACOG Practice Bulletin 2023; Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine 2023
Due Date Calculator

Most common method. Enter the first day of your last menstrual period.

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If you know your conception or ovulation date, enter it here.

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For IVF pregnancies. Enter your embryo transfer date and type.

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👶 Pregnancy Timeline — Key Dates

Source: ACOG Practice Bulletin 2023; Naegele's Rule

How Accurate Is Your Due Date?

Estimated Due Date (EDD) is an estimate — only about 5% of babies are born on the exact due date. First-trimester ultrasound (before 14 weeks) is the most accurate dating method, within 5–7 days. Second-trimester ultrasound is accurate within 10–14 days. LMP-based dating assumes a regular 28-day cycle; irregular cycles reduce accuracy. Your doctor may revise your due date based on ultrasound findings.

What Is a Full-Term Pregnancy?

ACOG defines full term as 39–40 weeks. Early term: 37–38 weeks. Late term: 41 weeks. Post-term: 42+ weeks. Babies born at 39+ weeks have the best outcomes for lung maturity, feeding, and brain development. Elective inductions before 39 weeks without medical indication are not recommended. Source: ACOG 2023.

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Formula sourced from: Reserve Bank of IndiaEPFOIncome Tax Dept IndiaSEBIIRS (USA)
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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the due date calculated from LMP?

Naegele's Rule: EDD = LMP + 280 days. Or: take LMP date, add 9 months, add 7 days. For cycles other than 28 days, add the difference (e.g. 30-day cycle: add 2 extra days). Source: ACOG 2023.

Can my due date change after an ultrasound?

Yes. If the ultrasound dating differs from LMP dating by more than 5–7 days (first trimester) or 10–14 days (second trimester), ACOG recommends using the ultrasound date. This is called "redating" and is common for women with irregular cycles. Source: ACOG Practice Bulletin 2023.

How do I calculate due date after IVF?

IVF Day-5 blastocyst transfer: EDD = Transfer date + 261 days (LMP equivalent = Transfer date − 19 days). IVF Day-3 transfer: EDD = Transfer date + 263 days. Source: ASRM 2023; ACOG 2023.

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🤖 Reviewed by Priya Sharma, RD. Verified against ACOG 2023 guidelines. Not medical advice — always confirm with your OB/GYN. Editorial Standards | Corrections Policy