IVF Embryo Transfer

Date of embryo transfer

Embryo stage at transfer

Your Pregnancy Timeline

Estimated Due Date

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Current Week

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Trimester

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Days Remaining

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Pregnancy Progress 0%

Estimated Conception Date

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Trimester Health Tips

Trimester 1 (0-13 weeks)

Start prenatal vitamins with folate
Morning sickness relief strategies
Avoid alcohol & smoking
Book your first scan (8-12 weeks)
Avoid high-mercury fish

Trimester 2 (14-27 weeks)

Feel baby quickening
Anatomy scan (18-22 weeks)
Glucose screening test
NIPT/NT screening (10-13 weeks)
Gentle exercise routine

Trimester 3 (28-40 weeks)

Prepare hospital bag
Review birth plan options
Watch for labour signs
Group B strep test (35-37 weeks)
Antenatal appointments every 2 weeks

Important Screening Dates

Weeks 8-12

Booking appointment & first ultrasound scan

Weeks 10-13

NIPT blood test or nuchal translucency (NT) ultrasound screening

Weeks 18-22

Anatomy scan (detailed ultrasound to check baby's development)

Weeks 24-28

Glucose tolerance test for gestational diabetes

Weeks 35-37

Group B Streptococcus (GBS) screening test

African Antenatal Care Guidelines

Antenatal Care Frequency: WHO recommends at least 8 antenatal contacts. First trimester: minimum 1 visit. Second trimester: minimum 1 visit. Third trimester: minimum 2 visits before 36 weeks, then weekly until delivery.

Iron & Folate Supplementation: Start folic acid (400 mcg) from conception through first trimester. Continue iron supplementation (30-60 mg) throughout pregnancy to prevent anaemia, especially in sub-Saharan Africa where prevalence is high.

Malaria Prevention: In malaria-endemic regions, pregnant women should use insecticide-treated bed nets and receive intermittent preventive treatment (IPT) with sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine.

Facility-Based Delivery: Plan delivery at a healthcare facility with emergency obstetric care capabilities. In many African settings, attending a skilled birth attendant reduces maternal and infant mortality risks significantly.

Use Pregnancy Due Date Calculator in a safer care workflow

Family-health tools should turn dates, costs, growth, feeding, and vaccine questions into safer preparation for antenatal, paediatric, and community health visits.

Use It To Decide

Which appointment, vaccine, or milestone needs attention next
What the household should budget or prepare before care is needed
Which warning signs should move the family from planning to urgent care

Better Workflow

Record dates, facility name, and provider instructions
Bring the result to antenatal, delivery, paediatric, or immunisation visits
Use local clinic guidance as the final authority

Do Not Ignore

Bleeding, severe headache, fever, reduced fetal movement, or seizures in pregnancy
A child with lethargy, dehydration, breathing difficulty, or persistent fever
Missed vaccines or growth concerns without a clinic follow-up plan

Pregnancy Due Date Calculator: save, export, and continue the workflow

This app now has its own benchmarked improvement layer, dashboard handoff, email-gated PDF plan, and a route into the Pregnancy and child care plan workflow.

Competitor feature checked

NHS due-date guidance: Due-date calculators need local care reminders and uncertainty notes.

Implemented here: Added family-health workflow save/PDF actions and milestone planning prompts.

WHO antenatal care recommendations

Dashboard and PDF actions

Save this health plan to the dashboard workspace on this device.
Unlock a PDF version through the Health email gate for follow-up and visit prep.
Signed-in sessions attempt account workspace sync when the shared workspace API is available.

Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

Last Menstrual Period (LMP)

Conception Date