Frequently Asked Questions About Pregnancy & the Calculators
Quick answers to what expecting mothers ask most.
How do I calculate my due date?
Enter the first day of your last period into the pregnancy calculator; it will give you the date in Gregorian and Hijri along with your current week.
Is calculating pregnancy in Hijri accurate?
Yes, equally accurate; pregnancy is 280 days in both calendars, and the conversion is approximate within +/- 2 days.
When can I know the baby's gender?
By ultrasound from weeks 18-22, or with an NIPT test from week 10.
What is the normal weight gain in pregnancy?
11.5-16 kg for a normal-weight woman, per IOM guidelines.
When does pregnancy show on a test?
A blood test can show it days before your period; a home test is 99% accurate a day after a missed period.
How do I calculate ovulation?
Ovulation happens 14 days before your next period; use the ovulation calculator.
Is nausea normal?
Yes, it affects 70-80% of pregnant women and usually improves after week 14.
When should I first see a doctor?
Between weeks 8 and 10 to start prenatal care and the basic tests.
Does this site's information replace my doctor?
No; all content is for guidance and medical follow-up is essential.
Is my data safe?
Yes; calculations run in your browser and we never send your data to any server.