You'll want to figure out your embryonic age, doctors and midwives commonly make up your gestational age which goes by your LMP (last menstrual/month period) before conception, to tell how far along you are. Your embryonic age solely goes by your conception/implantation date. To figure out your embryonic age just subtract two weeks from your gestational age, with that outcome you can count back the weeks on a calender to find when conception likely took place.
texasmommy2015·
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journeimommy15·
Мама дочки (2 года), беременна (35 нед.)
what is this called ? @abby_x94
texasmommy2015·
@journeimommy15 - just went to Google type Conception calculator & click on the 3rd link :)
journeimommy15·
Мама дочки (2 года), беременна (35 нед.)
thanks hun @abby_x94
Ariel·
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You'll want to figure out your embryonic age, doctors and midwives commonly make up your gestational age which goes by your LMP (last menstrual/month period) before conception, to tell how far along you are. Your embryonic age solely goes by your conception/implantation date. To figure out your embryonic age just subtract two weeks from your gestational age, with that outcome you can count back the weeks on a calender to find when conception likely took place.
Hali·
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I'm due March 6 and I conceived May 28th believe it or not