You need to stay for 3-4 hours at the hospital until you recover fully from the general anesthesia. After surgery in the next 1-2 days you may notice a small blood loss or some cramping in the lower abdomen. This is expected and should not raise any concern. Avoid using tampons after hysteroscopy, sanitary pads are prefered. Sexual intercourse can be resumed as soon as there is no vaginal discharge. If you have had a general anesthetic you should arrange with a friend or relative to come and take you home from the hospital. After general anesthesia it would be better to avoid going back to your work for 2-3 days.
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Due date & Gestational age based on period
Due date & Gestational age based on period
Due Date Calculator based on Last Menstrual Period (LMP).
Enter the first day of your Last Menstrual Period and the length of your cycle in order to estimate your Due Date and the gestational age at present.
Note, all dates given are estimates; We will give you a more accurate indication of your due date when you have your 7-10 week ultrasound scan.
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Gestational Age based on Due Date
Gestational Age based on Due Date
Gestational Age based on the Due Date
If you know your due date, you can calculate how many weeks of pregnancy you have completed so far.
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Fertility calculator
Fertility calculator
Enter the date of your last menstrual period and the length of your cycle to show the period at which you are most fertile.