Contractions Calculator - This Software Will Help You Make Timely Departure to the Hospital!

How do you know when to head for the hospital? Contractions calculator will monitor contractions to help you make timely departure!

If you're planning to give birth in the hospital, make sure that you and your doctor are in agreement about when you want to leave home. You don't want to arrive at the hospital too soon, in the best case you will spend long hours in the hospital room with nothing to do, in the worst case the hospital will turn you away. On the other hand, you don't want to stay at home too long and give birth in the car on the way to the hospital.

There is no set rule on when to head to the hospital. You should always follow your instincts and your doctor’s advise. Here are few guidelines that can help you make decision. Head for the hospital when contractions are:
1. four minutes apart or less;
2. lasting for 60 seconds or longer;
3. occurring consistently for one hour or longer;
4. so painful that you cannot talk during them;
5. or if you instinctively feel that it's time to go.

If this is your second, third child or subsequent child, the labor usually progress more quickly. The Contractions Calculator keeps track of how many minutes pass between contractions and of how long contractions last. You tell the software when contractions start and end with a press of a button. The software does not explicitly tell you when to head for the hospital, but the contractions timing data presented visually greatly simplify the decision making process. In addition, the software includes a checklist of what to bring with you when you head for the hospital. Good luck!

* You do not need to uninstall the trial version, the full version will overwrite the trial software. The data input during trial period will not be affected.

Features

• Intuitive interface - indicate start and end of contractions with a click of the Navigation button.
• Monitor the interval between contractions and contractions duration on the longitudinal graphs.
• All contractions data are saved into a file and can be reviewed and edited in a History display.
• You can save all contractions data into a text file for copying to PC, transferring into Excel, or sharing with your physician.
• The checklist of what to bring with you when you head for the hospital.
• You can turn your Pocket PC off between contractions.

Reviews

Useful and functional!
Julia from New York
"I've been sent back home from the hospital during my first labor. With the second one I used the calculator and was at the hospital right on time, a bit early, but it?s good to be on the safe side in those cases. Very easy to use. Checklist is great! Especially for the first time mothers."

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Useful and functional!
Julia from New York
"I've been sent back home from the hospital during my first labor. With the second one I used the calculator and was at the hospital right on time, a bit early, but it?s good to be on the safe side in those cases. Very easy to use. Checklist is great! Especially for the first time mothers."

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