This calculator provides an estimated likelihood of pregnancy based on common symptoms and factors. It is NOT a diagnostic tool. Always consult a healthcare professional for accurate diagnosis and advice.
Common Early Pregnancy Symptoms:
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warnings.push("The Last Menstrual Period date cannot be in the future.");
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if (isNaN(cycleLength) || cycleLength 45) {
warnings.push("Please enter a valid average cycle length (20-45 days). Defaulting to 28 days for calculation.");
cycleLength = 28;
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if (pregnancyTestTaken === 'yes') {
if (testResult === 'positive') {
likelihoodScore += 100;
messages.push("A positive home pregnancy test is a strong indicator of pregnancy. Congratulations!");
} else if (testResult === 'negative') {
likelihoodScore -= 50;
messages.push("A negative home pregnancy test reduces the likelihood of pregnancy, but false negatives can occur, especially if tested too early.");
} else if (testResult === 'unsure') {
likelihoodScore += 20;
messages.push("An unsure or faint line on a pregnancy test often suggests a very early pregnancy. Retesting in a few days or consulting a doctor is recommended.");
} else {
warnings.push("You indicated taking a pregnancy test but did not select a result.");
}
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if (missedPeriod === 'yes') {
likelihoodScore += 30;
messages.push("A missed period is one of the most common early signs of pregnancy.");
}
var sexDate = null;
if (unprotectedSex === 'yes') {
likelihoodScore += 10;
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sexDate = new Date(sexDateStr);
sexDate.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0);
if (sexDate > today) {
warnings.push("The date of unprotected sex cannot be in the future.");
sexDate = null;
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} else {
warnings.push("You indicated unprotected sex but did not provide a date.");
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if (lastPeriodDate && sexDate) {
var ovulationDay = new Date(lastPeriodDate.getTime());
ovulationDay.setDate(lastPeriodDate.getDate() + (cycleLength – 14));
var fertileWindowStart = new Date(ovulationDay.getTime());
fertileWindowStart.setDate(ovulationDay.getDate() – 5);
var fertileWindowEnd = new Date(ovulationDay.getTime());
fertileWindowEnd.setDate(ovulationDay.getDate() + 1);
if (sexDate >= fertileWindowStart && sexDate <= fertileWindowEnd) {
likelihoodScore += 20;
messages.push("Unprotected sex occurred during your estimated fertile window, increasing the likelihood.");
} else if (sexDate new Date(today.getTime() – (60 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000))) {
messages.push("Unprotected sex occurred, but likely outside your most fertile window based on your LMP.");
} else if (sexDate 0) {
messages.push("You are experiencing " + symptomCount + " common early pregnancy symptom(s).");
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var recommendation = "";
if (likelihoodScore >= 100) {
finalLikelihood = "Very High Likelihood";
recommendation = "Given the strong indicators, especially a positive pregnancy test, it is highly recommended to confirm your pregnancy with a healthcare professional as soon as possible. Congratulations!";
} else if (likelihoodScore >= 50) {
finalLikelihood = "High Likelihood";
recommendation = "Based on your inputs, there's a high likelihood of pregnancy. We strongly recommend taking a home pregnancy test if you haven't already, and consulting a doctor for confirmation.";
} else if (likelihoodScore >= 20) {
finalLikelihood = "Moderate Likelihood";
recommendation = "There are some indicators that suggest a moderate likelihood of pregnancy. Consider taking a home pregnancy test, especially if your period is late, and consult a doctor if you have concerns.";
} else if (likelihoodScore >= 0) {
finalLikelihood = "Low Likelihood";
recommendation = "The indicators suggest a low likelihood of pregnancy at this time. If your period is significantly delayed or you develop more symptoms, consider taking a pregnancy test or consulting a doctor.";
} else {
finalLikelihood = "Very Low Likelihood";
recommendation = "Based on your inputs, especially a negative pregnancy test, the likelihood of pregnancy appears very low. However, if you tested too early or your symptoms persist, retesting in a few days or consulting a doctor is advisable.";
}
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Your Pregnancy Likelihood: " + finalLikelihood + "
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Important Notes:
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Understanding Early Pregnancy Signs and When to Use a Calculator
The journey to discovering if you're pregnant can be filled with anticipation, excitement, and sometimes, anxiety. While no online calculator can definitively confirm a pregnancy, understanding the early signs and factors can help you decide when to take a home pregnancy test or consult a healthcare professional. This "Am I Pregnant?" likelihood calculator is designed to provide an estimated indication based on common symptoms and your menstrual cycle information.
What Are the Earliest Signs of Pregnancy?
Many women experience a range of symptoms in the very early stages of pregnancy, even before a missed period. However, it's important to remember that these symptoms can also be caused by other factors, such as premenstrual syndrome (PMS), stress, or illness. Common early signs include:
Missed Period: This is often the first and most reliable sign. If your period is late, especially if your cycle is usually regular, it's a strong indicator.
Nausea with or without Vomiting ("Morning Sickness"): Despite the name, this can occur at any time of day or night and usually starts around 2-8 weeks after conception.
Fatigue: Feeling unusually tired or exhausted is very common in early pregnancy, often due to rising progesterone levels.
Tender, Swollen Breasts: Hormonal changes can make your breasts feel sensitive, sore, or heavier.
Frequent Urination: You might find yourself needing to pee more often, even early on, as your kidneys work harder and your uterus begins to grow.
Light Spotting or Cramping (Implantation Bleeding): Around 10-14 days after conception, some women experience light spotting and mild cramping as the fertilized egg implants in the uterus. This is often mistaken for a light period.
Food Aversions or Cravings: You might suddenly dislike foods you once loved or crave unusual combinations.
Mood Swings: Hormonal fluctuations can lead to heightened emotions and irritability.
When Should You Take a Pregnancy Test?
Home pregnancy tests work by detecting the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in your urine, which your body starts producing after a fertilized egg implants in your uterus. For the most accurate results:
Wait until after a missed period: Most tests are designed to be highly accurate from the first day of your missed period. Testing too early can lead to a false negative result.
Use first-morning urine: Your urine is most concentrated with hCG in the morning, making it easier for the test to detect.
Follow instructions carefully: Each brand may have slightly different instructions regarding how long to wait or how to interpret results.
If you get a negative result but still suspect you might be pregnant, wait a few days and retest, or consult your doctor. False negatives can occur if you test too early, if your urine is diluted, or if the test is faulty.
How This Calculator Works
Our "Am I Pregnant?" likelihood calculator considers several key factors to give you an estimated probability:
Last Menstrual Period (LMP) and Cycle Length: This helps estimate your fertile window and when a missed period would typically occur.
Unprotected Sexual Activity: The timing of unprotected sex relative to your estimated ovulation is a crucial factor.
Presence of Early Pregnancy Symptoms: Each symptom you report adds to the overall likelihood score.
Home Pregnancy Test Results: A positive test significantly increases the likelihood, while a negative test (especially if taken at the right time) decreases it.
The calculator assigns a "score" based on these inputs and provides a likelihood assessment (e.g., Low, Moderate, High, Very High). It also offers personalized recommendations based on your specific situation.
Important Disclaimer
It is crucial to understand that this online calculator is for informational purposes only. It cannot diagnose pregnancy. The only way to confirm a pregnancy definitively is through a medical-grade pregnancy test (blood or urine) administered by a healthcare professional, followed by an ultrasound. If you suspect you are pregnant, or if you have any concerns about your reproductive health, please consult your doctor or a qualified healthcare provider.