estimated due date

What is the Estimated Due Date (EDD)?

The Estimated Due Date (EDD) is the projected date when a pregnant woman is expected to deliver her baby. It plays a critical role in prenatal care, guiding healthcare providers in monitoring the pregnancy and planning for delivery.

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