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I just want my edd (6 month pregnant)
Mam I am getting confused to my edd. According to LMP ITS 28JULY. but in last scan it should be 17JULY. Which one is correct. Plz tell me.
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EDD has to be calculated from LMP in case of regular cycles or dating scan for accuracy
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28 th July One wk both way
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In every scan you will get different EDD. SO according to LMP is important. Consider 28jully only
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Its 28 July...
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May be the growth is a little ahead of your edd.
Wait for your growth scan and the gynaecologist will decode your edd.
It could be between 17th to 28th
In case the growth is ahead then a few tests would be ordered!
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Pune
EDD can be counted from
1. Your last period date
2. Your 1st scan done in 1st trimester upto 12 weeks pregnancy. Which is more reliable.
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Dr. Renuka Parve
Infertility Specialist
16 yrs exp
Pune
Find out the EDD from first scan...done in first trimester i.e. within first three months..its more correct.
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