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IVF Due Date Calculator

Enter your embryo transfer date and embryo age for an accurate due date.

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How the IVF Due Date Calculator Works

With IVF the conception date is known exactly, so the due date is more precise than usual. A pregnancy runs about 266 days from conception (fertilisation). Because an IVF embryo is already a few days old when transferred — 3 days or 5 days (a blastocyst) — you subtract that age: the due date is the transfer date plus 266 minus the embryo’s age in days.

A day-5 blastocyst therefore gives a due date 261 days after transfer, and a day-3 embryo 263 days after. The calculator also shows how far along you are today and your trimester.

due date = transfer date + (266 − embryo age in days)

Note: an estimate for general guidance, not medical advice. Your doctor or midwife knows your situation best.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is an IVF due date calculated?

Add 266 days (length from conception) to the transfer date, minus the embryo’s age. A day-5 transfer is due 261 days later.

Why is an IVF due date more accurate?

Because the exact date of fertilisation is known, unlike a natural conception where ovulation timing is estimated.

What is the difference between a day-3 and day-5 transfer?

The embryo’s age at transfer. A day-5 blastocyst is two days further along than a day-3 embryo, so its due date is two days earlier from the same transfer date.

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