Calculate Your IVF Due Date with Confidence

Get an accurate estimate of your baby's arrival date based on your embryo transfer details. Whether you've had a fresh transfer, frozen embryo transfer, or blastocyst procedure, our tool provides precise calculations tailored to your fertility treatment.

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Calculate Your IVF Due Date

How It Works

Select Procedure Type

Choose your specific procedure type—fresh embryo, frozen embryo, blastocyst transfer, or ICSI—to ensure the most accurate calculation for your situation.

Enter Transfer Date

Enter the exact date of your embryo transfer. This information allows us to calculate your due date with greater precision than traditional pregnancy calculators.

Get Your Results

Instantly receive your estimated due date, current pregnancy week, days pregnant, and trimester information—all calculated specifically for IVF pregnancies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this calculator?

Our calculator uses the same methodology employed by fertility clinics worldwide, making it highly reliable. However, every pregnancy is unique. Your doctor may refine your due date after reviewing early ultrasound measurements, which are the gold standard for pregnancy dating.

Why is IVF due date calculation different from natural conception?

Unlike natural conception, IVF provides the exact date of fertilization. Traditional pregnancy calculators rely on estimates based on your last menstrual period, which can vary widely. With IVF, we know precisely when conception occurred, allowing for significantly more accurate dating.

What's the difference between day 3 and day 5 embryo calculations?

Day 3 embryos are transferred earlier in development than day 5 blastocysts. The calculator accounts for this difference by adjusting the conception date accordingly. A day 3 transfer counts as 3 days post-conception, while a day 5 transfer counts as 5 days post-conception.

Which date is more important—retrieval or transfer?

The transfer date is the most critical information needed. The egg retrieval date is optional but can provide additional context for your fertility specialist. For the calculator to work, you only need the transfer date and embryo day.

When should I discuss these results with my doctor?

Share these results at your first prenatal appointment. Your doctor will compare the calculated date with ultrasound measurements taken around 8-10 weeks. This combination of calculation and imaging provides the most accurate due date prediction.

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