When to see a doctor
Gestational age should be taken as the benchmark to observe fetal development and determine treatment. The day on which the last period begins in obstetrics is defined as the first day of gestational age, calculated by weeks. Most days in utero are 280 days, so they are born at 40 weeks. The expected date of delivery is calculated as the last menstrual day plus 10, and the number of months minus 3. If a woman begins her last period on August 2, her due date is May 12 of the following year. The old method counted the month of menopause as the first month, and since the child was born at 280 days, the child was born at month 0. Chorionic gonadotropin levels rise after pregnancy, which can be confirmed 8 to 9 days after ovulation, but obstetrics generally does not accurately measure the hormone until 4 to 5 weeks after ovulation (when the second menstrual cycle is due). Usually menstruation is more regular, come once every 28 days, but passed 2 weeks still do not see menstruation to come