What will be my due date?

2026-09-17 05:57:27
My last period date was 17 January, and me and my husband had intercourse from 2nd February to 10 February and due to gall stone pain and little inflammation I had to undergo laparoscopic surgery for my gallstone on 15 feb. I had even done my beta hcg test before surgery but it was negative. So my laparoscopy was done and had many medicines related to that surgery. After doing laparoscopy we didn't have intercourse. But after 2 months of my late menstruation that was on 3rd April I had to do my pregnancy test and it was positive and the USG showed I was 10 weeks 2 days pregnant. So the laparoscopy and all the medicine will not harm my baby in any way in future?
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Answered2026-09-19 04:10:16

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Laproscopy will not harm pregnancy. Which Medicines you took ? Connect for consultation and advice

Answered2026-09-17 07:24:31

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2026-09-17 06:20:22

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Connect kindly

Answered2026-09-18 03:19:22

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Answered2026-09-17 10:15:36

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Laparoscopy will not harm the baby Provide details of medicines taken by you

Answered2026-09-17 08:33:58

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The laparoscopy will not harm the pregnancy but what medications you had taken?

Answered2026-09-17 06:13:55

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Your due date is best calculated from the 10 weeks 2 days measurement on your ultrasound rather than your last period date, since ovulation and your surgery shifted your usual cycle pattern. This scan-based dating is what your obstetrician should use going forward.
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Please share the exact surgery date and every medicine you were given with your obstetrician so they can review it specifically against your ongoing pregnancy.

Answered2026-09-17 06:08:16

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