Calcolatore Data di Concepimento
Reverse calculate the exact day you conceived, your 5-day intercourse window, and current gestational age based on clinical ultrasound or due date data.
Revisionato da: Team di Ricerca Clinica e Metodologia Computazionale di Free Ovulation Tracker
Letteratura Primaria di Riferimento: Wilcox et al. (NEJM, 1995 & 1999) • Bollettini di Pratica ACOG • Standard di Salute Riproduttiva OMS
Architettura della Privacy: Esecuzione 100% Lato Client nel Browser (Zero Archiviazione su Server)
Conception Date & Intercourse Window Calculator
Reverse-calculate your exact conception day, intercourse window (5-day sperm survival), and current gestational progress.
A common clinical misconception is that conception must occur on the exact day of intercourse. In reality, human sperm can survive in fertile cervical mucus for up to 120 hours (5 full days). If sexual intercourse took place on Friday, fertilization may not have occurred until Wednesday afternoon when the follicle ruptured.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Conception Timing
Clinical evidence on reverse-calculating conception from ultrasound scans and due dates.
How do you calculate conception date from due date?
Why is gestational age two weeks older than conception age?
How accurate is an 8–12 week ultrasound scan?
Could intercourse have occurred days before the conception date?
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📖 Companion Clinical Guide
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