Where can i find a free pregnancy wheel to print out or use online?

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A. http://www.medcalc.com/pregwheel.html
http://www.craigmedical.com/pregnancy_calculator.htm

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if im due april 23-25th when did i get pregnant?

Q. because 21 weeks from tomorrow which I am.. is july 17th
but on the pregnancy calculator it says i conceived august 1st.
IM really confused..

A. My sources say August 1st or 2nd. See conception doesn't take place until about 2 weeks after your last period began. Make sense? So your last period began around July 17th or18th, right? That is why your date of conception is around August 1st-2nd. It is not an exact science but that is as close as it gets, everyone is different. My doc gave me a wheel that calculates it. Congratulations!

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If you tested positive for pregnacy on Monday (May 9, 2010), when would the baby be due?

Q. im not sure i understand ur question, but april 5th?
yay thanks a million! :)
omg now im soo confused which one of u guys is correct??? lol

A. When was the first day of your last period?

Due dates are determined from the first day of your last period

Your due date would be 01/12/2011

You understood me :)

You're welcome and congrats

http://www.whattoexpect.com/index.aspx?puid=B1F0494A-6BB7-4B41-9A20-A6FE6E6C0A68

And my pregnancy wheel

Edit: Give or take the 3 days difference isn't much - some online calculators are slightly different which is why I always go by my pregnancy wheel

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Why Is The Dr.'s Due Date Estimate Different Than All Of The Internet Calculators?

Q. Last year when I found out I was pregnant I went online to find out my due date with my LMP on April 2, 2006. Every calculator online I tried came up with a Due Date of January 7th 2007, however when I went in to see my Dr. he pulled out a paper wheel and he told me January 10th. I hadn't had any ultrasound yet. Well my baby was born on the 10th so I am wondering what that paper wheel is and how I can determine my Due Date of future pregnancies, any help would be great :)

A. The paper wheel you are referring to is used to determine how far along you are and when your due date will be approx. the doctor gives you three weeks either way with it. It goes by the month and first day of your first menstrual cycle then they count to nine months to the date of your first day. And again the tells the doctor when you are due approx. It is up to each womans body whenever you are going to deliver. There is a chemical in the brain that is released whenever it is time to have the baby and it sends your body into contractions. Hope it helps. There is no exact science and no real way to determine 100%.

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