estimated due date

Why is the EDD Important?

The EDD is crucial for several reasons:
It helps in scheduling prenatal visits and necessary screening tests.
Assists healthcare providers in predicting and managing potential complications.
Allows for the planning of maternity leave and other logistics.

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