Gestational Age Calculator – Track Pregnancy Stage by LMP or EDD- Week by Week

Pregnancy is usually counted in weeks — not months. But how do you know how far along you are? This free Gestational Age Calculator helps you track your pregnancy accurately based on your LMP (Last Menstrual Period) or your EDD (Estimated Due Date).

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Gestational Age Calculator – Track Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Gestational Age Calculator

Based on standard OB-GYN protocols and research

What Is Gestational Age?

Gestational age is the age of the pregnancy, measured in weeks and days from the first day of your last period (not conception).

  • A full-term pregnancy = 40 weeks
  • Most due dates are calculated from LMP, not the day of fertilization

🗓️ Doctors and midwives use gestational age to:

  • Track fetal development
  • Schedule ultrasounds and tests
  • Determine delivery plans

How the Gestational Age Calculator Works

You can calculate gestational age using:

  • 🩸 LMP (Last Menstrual Period)
  • 📅 EDD (Estimated Due Date)

👉 Just enter one of the two, and the calculator will show:

  • Current gestational age (in weeks + days)
  • Estimated due date (if not entered)
  • 🍼 Trimester and stage of pregnancy

Example

LMP: March 1, 2025
Today’s Date: July 5, 2025
Gestational Age: 18 weeks, 3 days
✅ You are in the second trimester.

Why Accurate Gestational Age Is Important

  • 📅 Schedules ultrasounds and prenatal testing
  • 🧠 Tracks fetal milestones
  • 🛏️ Plans maternity leave and hospital visits
  • 🚑 Ensures timely care for preterm or overdue deliveries

Who Should Use This Calculator?

  • Expecting parents
  • OB-GYN clinics and nurses
  • Health bloggers and baby websites
  • IVF and fertility treatment patients
  • Anyone tracking pregnancy naturally

Pregnancy & Baby

📘 Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but input your EDD given by your fertility specialist for best accuracy.

Technically yes, but most tools and doctors prefer LMP for consistency.

An early ultrasound can help confirm gestational age.

No — fetal age is usually 2 weeks behind gestational age.