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Health Calculators 2026 - BMI, TDEE, Pregnancy, Calorie

Free health calculators for 2026: BMI, TDEE, calorie surplus, pregnancy due date, ovulation, sleep cycle, and clinical scoring. Each tool uses validated medical formulas and shows the working so you can interpret your result with confidence.

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What makes the health category useful

This category groups calculators that solve closely related real-world tasks, so you can move from a quick estimate to a more specific planning tool without restarting the process.

Track BMI, body fat, lean mass, and weight goals using validated body composition formulas

Calculate TDEE, calorie surplus, and macro targets to plan cutting or bulking phases

Predict pregnancy due date, gestational age, and ovulation window from your cycle data

Run clinical scoring like cardiovascular risk, anion gap, and corrected calcium

Plan sleep cycles, recovery, and one rep max strength targets for training

Weight and nutrition

Calculate BMI, TDEE, and macros to set realistic weekly weight goals based on your activity level.

Pregnancy and fertility

Estimate due date, gestational age, ovulation, and IVF transfer timing from your last period.

Clinical and lab work

Apply medical scoring (anion gap, corrected calcium, cardiovascular risk) for clinical use.

Pregnancy and Fertility

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Corrected Age Calculator

Compute corrected age from birth and due dates.

Gestational Age Calculator

Estimate gestational age from reference date.

Pregnancy Weight Gain Calculator

Recommended pregnancy weight gain.

Trimester Calculator

Identify your current trimester.

Breastfeeding Calorie Calculator

Calories for breastfeeding.

Menstrual Cycle Length Calculator

Average cycle length.

Fertile Window Calculator

Identify fertile days.

Conception Date Calculator

Find out when you conceived from your due date or LMP.

When Was I Conceived Calculator

Enter your birthday to find your estimated conception date.

Retroactive Pregnancy Calculator

Reverse-calculate conception date and pregnancy timeline from due date or birth date.

IVF Due Date Calculator

Due date for IVF.

Pregnancy Week Calculator by Due Date

Find your current pregnancy week from your due date.

Pregnancy Month Calculator

Convert pregnancy weeks to months and track progress.

Period and Ovulation Calculator

Predict period and ovulation dates from your last period.

Irregular Period Ovulation Calculator

Fertile window estimate for irregular cycles.

Due Date from Ovulation Calculator

Convert ovulation date to estimated due date.

Ovulation Calculator After Miscarriage

Estimate ovulation return after pregnancy loss.

Days Past Ovulation Calculator

Track DPO during the two-week wait.

Pregnancy Nutrition Calculator

Daily calories and nutrients by trimester.

Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

Pregnancy due date estimator.

Ovulation Calculator

Ovulation and fertile window estimate.

IVF Calculator

IVF success estimate model.

Category FAQ

How is BMI calculated?

BMI equals weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared. A 70 kg person 1.75 m tall has a BMI of 70 divided by (1.75 times 1.75), which equals 22.9, classified as normal weight (18.5 to 24.9).

How many calories do I need to lose 1 pound a week?

A 500 calorie daily deficit creates a 3,500 calorie weekly deficit, which is roughly 1 pound (0.45 kg) of fat. Use the TDEE calculator to find your maintenance calories first, then subtract 500 for steady weekly loss.

How is the pregnancy due date calculated?

Naegele rule: due date equals first day of last menstrual period plus 280 days (40 weeks). The pregnancy due date calculator also adjusts for known conception or IVF transfer dates.

What is a healthy resting heart rate?

Most adults rest at 60 to 100 beats per minute. Trained athletes can sit in the 40 to 60 range. Resting rates above 100 bpm warrant a check with a clinician.

How accurate are these health calculators?

Tools use validated medical formulas (Mifflin-St Jeor for TDEE, NHS BMI bands, Naegele for due dates, AHA PREVENT for cardiovascular risk). They estimate, not diagnose, and do not replace clinical advice.

How do I calculate my one rep max?

Estimate using the Epley formula: 1RM equals weight times (1 plus reps divided by 30). 100 kg lifted for 5 reps gives a 1RM of 100 times (1 plus 5 divided by 30), which equals about 116.7 kg.

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