🧬 IVF / FET / IUI Due Date Calculator
🔒 100% Private Browser ProcessingIVF, FET & IUI Due Date Formula Table (Day 3 vs Day 5)
Because the exact date of fertilization is known in IVF, IVF dating is the most accurate of all methods. A pregnancy lasts 266 days from conception (280 days from the equivalent LMP). An embryo that is already 5 days old on transfer day therefore needs 266 − 5 = 261 days.
| Method | Due date (EDD) | Equivalent LMP |
|---|---|---|
| Day-2 embryo transfer | Transfer + 264 days | Transfer − 16 days |
| Day-3 embryo transfer | Transfer + 263 days | Transfer − 17 days |
| Day-5 blastocyst (fresh or FET) | Transfer + 261 days | Transfer − 19 days |
| Day-6 blastocyst (FET) | Transfer + 260 days | Transfer − 20 days |
| Egg retrieval / ICSI | Retrieval + 266 days | Retrieval − 14 days |
| IUI | IUI + 266 days | IUI − 14 days |
| Natural (ovulation) | Ovulation + 266 days | Ovulation − 14 days |
IVF Twins, Pregnancy Weeks & What Happens Next
- Weeks of pregnancy are counted from the equivalent LMP — so on the day of a Day-5 transfer you are already 2 weeks 5 days pregnant.
- Twins occur in about 20–30% of double-embryo transfers but only ~1–2% of single-embryo transfers (mostly identical splits). Single embryo transfer is recommended for most patients.
- Twins are usually delivered at 36–38 weeks (dichorionic) or 34–37 weeks (monochorionic); triplets around 32 weeks.
- Continue progesterone/estrogen support exactly as your clinic prescribes, usually until 8–12 weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
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⚠️ Official Medical Disclaimer
This calculator is for informational and educational purposes only. It produces mathematical estimates based on published clinical literature (ACOG, ASRM, ESHRE, NICE, WHO, NEJM) and is not a medical diagnosis, treatment plan, or method of contraception.
Every body and every treatment cycle is different. Always discuss your results with a qualified OB-GYN, reproductive endocrinologist, or fertility specialist before making any medical decision. Seek urgent care for heavy bleeding, severe one-sided pain, fainting, or fever.
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