PregaCalc brings together a full suite of reliable tools that help you track your pregnancy stage, calculate due dates, predict fertility windows, estimate conception, and understand trimester progress using medically recognized formulas.
Every calculator applies standard models such as Naegele’s Rule, ultrasound-based gestational mapping, IVF-based offsets, and cycle‑length fertility estimation. These tools are designed for clear guidance and high‑accuracy results, though they remain informational and should be confirmed with your healthcare provider.
Pregnancy Trimester Calculator
How Many Weeks Pregnant Calculator
Estimate Gestational Age Calculator
Pregnancy Week Calculator
Period Cycle Calculator
Fertile Days Calculator
Ovulation Cycle Calculator
Pregnancy birth calculator
Estimated date of conception edc Calculator
Maternity Weight Gain Calculator
Pregnancy Term Calculator
How Our Calculators Work
We use standard clinical formulas such as Naegele's rule, ultrasound dating and IVF offsets. Inputs like LMP, EDD, ultrasound age, conception or transfer date drive the math. These methods are widely used in clinical settings to provide consistent estimates.
Key Pregnancy Stages
| Stage | Weeks | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| First Trimester | 1 – 13 | Early development of organs, heartbeat begins, hormones rise. |
| Second Trimester | 14 – 27 | Baby movement noticeable, anatomy growth, maternal energy improves. |
| Third Trimester | 28 – 40 | Rapid growth, lung development, baby moves into birth position. |
Understanding Your Pregnancy Journey
Tracking pregnancy with dependable data gives clarity about your baby’s development, major milestones, and how far along you are. Tools like gestational age calculators, conception estimators, and due‑date predictors use established medical methods to keep calculations aligned with real clinical values.
Take Care and Nutrition
- Eat a balanced diet rich in protein, iron, calcium and folate
- Take prenatal vitamins as advised by a professional
- Stay active with approved exercises and avoid risky activities
- Attend scheduled prenatal visits and follow screening advice
References and Methods
The underlying calculations use common clinical approaches. Examples include Naegele's rule, standard gestational day counts, and IVF offset adjustments. We combine these methods to produce consistent internal results and to support multiple user inputs.
Our goal is to provide accurate estimations. Always consult your care team for confirmation and personalized care.