Due Date Calculator
Are You Pregnant and Looking to Determine Your Due Date?
Booking an appointment for an Ultrasound at an Obria Medical Clinic with the help of a practitioner will always be the most accurate way to determine your due date. In the meantime, feel free to use the Clearblue Due Date calculator below for a rough estimate of when you can expect to meet your little one!
The Clearblue Due Date Calculator
How Are Due Dates Calculated?
Your due date is typically calculated by identifying the date of the first day of your LMP (Last Menstrual Period) and adding 40 weeks (about 9 months) onto that date.1
How Does the Clearblue Due Date Calculator Work?
The Clearblue Due Date calculator works similarly to standard calculations, but slightly different.
Their calculator asks for the first day of your Last Menstrual Period and the average length of your cycle to estimate the date of ovulation. It asks for these details because a woman can only become pregnant within 24 hours of ovulation due to the short lifespan of the egg if not fertilized by a sperm. As a result, the date of ovulation is an excellent predictor of the day conception took place. From that date, a due date can be projected out.2
While the Clearblue Due Date is a great resource, if you believe you could be pregnant we highly recommend you book an appointment for an ultrasound at an Obria Medical Clinics for the following reasons:
Pregnancy Confirmation
Are you 100% certain that you are pregnant? If you have any doubt regarding your result, it’s best to confirm with medical professionals.
At home tests can leave room for error, but urine or blood tests administered by a medical practitioner will have more accuracy.
A Low-Cost Pregnancy Test and FREE Ultrasound at an Obria will more accurately confirm whether you are pregnant or not, along with additional details.
Ultrasounds Are a Superior Dating Tool
Ultrasounds with a licensed practitioner provide you with not only more accurate dating, but also important additional details.
A FREE in-clinic ultrasound by a licensed technician will provide you not only with a due date, but additional important information such as whether your pregnancy is viable, what trimester you are in as well as a first glimpse at your child.
Obtain Your Official Pregnancy Verification Document.
This important document serves as the official proof of pregnancy for employers future medical services you may need.
If you are determined to be pregnant, Obria Medical Clinics also offer Pregnancy Verification. This is an official document for proof of pregnancy for insurance companies, community agencies who provide services, and employers, making it important for you to obtain to receive future care.
Ultrasounds Are a Superior Dating Tool
Ultrasounds with a licensed practitioner provide you with not only more accurate dating, but also important additional details.
A FREE in-clinic ultrasound by a licensed technician will provide you not only with a due date, but additional important information such as whether your pregnancy is viable, what trimester you are in as well as a first glimpse at your child.
How Do You Test for It?
Testing at Obria is carried out via a urine test. If you suspect you have an infection of the mouth, throat, or anus, we can refer you to a low-cost cost clinic for additional testing.
Is It Treatable?
Yes, treatment involves an injection of prescription antibiotics. If needed, Obria can provide treatment or refer you to a low-cost clinic for treatment.
What Happens if Left Untreated?
If you have Gonorrhea it is important that you seek treatment before it results in permanent damage to your health.
Left Untreated, Gonorrhea Can Damage Female Reproductive Organs, Lead to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) and In Some Cases Cause Infertility.
If left untreated, the disease can spread to the uterus and fallopian tubes, damaging a woman’s sexual health by causing Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) and chronic pelvic pain. PID can severely damage the fallopian tubes, leading to infertility. Additionally, it increases the risk of ectopic pregnancies, a life-threatening condition where a fertilized egg grows outside the uterus, typically in a fallopian tube.
Left Untreated In Pregnant Women, It Can Be Passed from Mother to Infant During Childbirth.
Pregnant women can pass the infection to their children during childbirth. This can cause blindness, joint infection or a life-threatening blood infection in the baby. Treatment as soon as it is detected in pregnant women will reduce the risk of these complications.
If Left Untreated In Men, It Can Cause Epididymitis, Which Can Lead to Sterility.
In men, Gonorrhea can cause a painful condition called Epididymitis and, in severe cases, can so negatively impact a man’s sexual health that it renders him sterile, thus preventing him from ever being able to father children.