IVF due date calculator
When is my baby due?
Your due date worked from the transfer date and embryo age, which is more precise than an LMP estimate.
5 for a blastocyst, 3 for a cleavage-stage embryo
0 if the transfer was today
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Up to 13 weeks. The first scan is usually around 6 to 8 weeks after an IVF transfer, earlier than in a spontaneous pregnancy.
This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Share the result with your doctor.
Your result on the scale
The ranges this calculator uses. Yours is highlighted.
Your numbers
Everything worked out from what you entered.
- Gestational age
- 2 weeks 5 days
- Due date
- in 261 day(s)
- That is about
- 37.3 weeks away
- Embryo age at transfer
- day 5
- Basis
- 280 days from the notional last period
What each result means
Your result is highlighted. Your own clinic's advice always comes first.
Up to 13 weeks. The first scan is usually around 6 to 8 weeks after an IVF transfer, earlier than in a spontaneous pregnancy.
14 to 27 weeks. The anomaly scan normally falls between 18 and 21 weeks.
28 weeks onward. Monitoring becomes more frequent as you approach term.
Beyond 42 weeks by this calculation. Check the inputs — and your own clinic dating always takes precedence.
Where this fits in your journey
The usual order, from trying to conceive to pregnancy. Not everyone needs every stage. This calculator belongs to stage 5.
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- Stage 5Pregnant after IVFYou are here
Pregnant after IVF
After your transfer and your first blood test.
This calculator: When is my baby due?
How this is worked out
Date calculationExact arithmetic on the dating convention named below. Scan dating by your clinic takes precedence.
After IVF the conception date is known exactly, so the due date is calculated from the transfer and the age of the embryo — not from a last menstrual period.
About this calculator
?What it tells you
Due date from your transfer date. Your due date worked from the transfer date and embryo age, which is more precise than an LMP estimate.
✓When to use it
After a positive test, once transfer details are confirmed
iWhat you need
- Embryo age at transfer (days)
- Days since transfer (days)
!What it cannot tell you
Clinic scan dating always overrides a calculated date.
Common questions
Why 14 days added?
Pregnancy is dated from the last menstrual period, about 14 days before ovulation. Because IVF fixes the conception date exactly, 14 days are added to keep the dating on the standard scale used everywhere in maternity care.
Does a day-3 transfer give a different date than a day-5?
Yes, by two days. The embryo age at transfer is part of the calculation, which is why this tool asks for it.
Sources
Due date is 280 days from the notional last menstrual period, which for IVF is taken as 14 days before conception. Gestational age therefore equals 14 days plus the embryo age at transfer plus days elapsed. Scan dating by your clinic overrides any calculation.
In an emergency
If you have any of the warning signs listed here, don't wait for a test result or a calculator. Get help now.
Also call your IVF clinic. Most clinics give an emergency number on your treatment or discharge sheet. Save it in your phone now, before you need it.
After egg collection or during stimulation
- Severe pain or swelling in your tummy
- Short of breath, or pain when breathing
- Passing very little urine
- Fast weight gain, about 1 kg or more in a day
- Fever or shivering
In early pregnancy
- Severe pain in your tummy, often on one side
- Pain at the tip of your shoulder
- Heavy bleeding, soaking a pad in an hour
- Feeling faint, dizzy or collapsing
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