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Expected date for C section

2020-12-23 18:13:48
It's my 1st baby. No complication. I am 28 yrs old. Get married in 2019. My 1st day of last period date was 20th April, 2020. My expected delivery date is coming as 26th Jan, 2021. Can someone plz tell me when I can expect my c section? Which week I am in now? Do I need to do any section now? I did scan last in November 2nd.
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26 th Jan is your expected date of delivery. So your month changes every 19th. On 19th of December your 9th month has started. Today on 24.12.2020 you are 35 weeks 3 days pregnant. On 26th Jan you will complete 40 weeks . So you can count backwards.

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