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Health & Pregnancy

Due Date Calculator

Congratulations, you're pregnant! Now - when will your
new baby arrive?
To estimate your due date, enter the date when your last
menstrual period began (the first day), click on Calculate,
and voila!

Day: Year:

Your Baby Will Be Born
On or Around:

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Reviewed by Hansa D. Bhargava, MD on January 15, 2013

Sources:

SOURCES Williams Obstetrics 21st Edition. Cunningham et al. Up To Date: Prenatal Assessment of Gestational Age.

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