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16/05/2022

"In this article, I review the most commonly used fertility Apps and Monitors, explain what they are, how they work and who they are useful for. Most importantly, I review their accuracy, including their ability to identify fertile days and ovulation, as well as considering the customer support they offer and the all-important cost. However, before I start it’s really important to explain one crucial difference between fertility apps and monitors." Read More on PCOS Diva http://ed.gr/extr

Choosing a good fertility app and monitor can be overwhelming. Fertility expert Kate Davies reviews 13 of the most popular and explains how they work.

15/05/2022

Never give up!

14/05/2022

We've all felt this way at one point. Look after yourself.

14/05/2022

No matter how far along you were in your pregnancy, your loss and grief are valid and real. Visit our blog for some ways to help cope & communicate around loss. https://ed.gr/dozly

13/05/2022

Never give up! - wishing our followers Baby Dust. x

13/05/2022

We know it may be difficult to reduce stress, especially if you’re . To help, we’re sharing some tips from experts on ways you can take care of your body and try to reduce stress. https://ed.gr/dozmn

12/05/2022

Even before being formally diagnosed with PCOS, Katie experienced some pushback from her medical team about her fertility questions. Her mother has PCOS as well, and Katie knew she had needed fertility treatments when she was trying to start her family. Despite the medical history, many doctors dismissed her symptoms and concerns as Katie doesn’t exhibit many of the “typical” PCOS symptoms. She found her doctor didn’t fully understand the condition, but did prescribe metformin to help Katie ovulate. After being repeatedly told “Oh you have plenty of time, there’s nothing to worry about,” Katie decided to take her fertility into her own hands. Read Katie's story here: https://www.ovusense.com/us/blog/28-isnt-too-young-setting-your-own-fertility-timeline/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

When we think about infertility, we often picture someone in their 30s or 40s who may feel like they’re running out of time. However, once you’ve decided to start a family, these same challenges can impact women at any age. At 27, Katie G., who now lives in Jacksonville, Florida, was ready to st...

11/05/2022

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11/05/2022

"Fertility coaching helps women experience the benefit reducing stress and increasing positivity." http://ed.gr/e94e

10/05/2022

Yes. Sending all our followers baby dust. x

09/05/2022

Sending a little hope your way. x

09/05/2022

" I ordered an ovusense last year and used it only for two cycles. We now have a wonderful 8 week old boy. He is a little miracle, especially as we have a 9 year old. Then after copious amounts of ovulation induction. Plus two IVF. One termination for severe abnormalities, and 6 mc he is here. And I had him just before my 47th birthday. There is truely hope for everyone!" From an OvuSense User / Rachell

08/05/2022

Sending a little hope your way...x

07/05/2022

For wherever you are on your fertility journey, OvuSense is here to support you!

07/05/2022

"I would like to provide the below testimonial, as OvuSense really did work for me! In April 2017, following increasingly erratic periods and some high FSH readings (40+), I was told by an NHS fertility consultant that I was in premature menopausal transition and that I could expect to enter full menopause within the next 6-9 months. I was aged 41 at that time. He said that my chances of natural conception using my own eggs during that timeframe were 5%, and advised that infertility counselling - together with consideration of donated eggs - were my only options." Read more here: https://www.ovusense.com/uk/blog/ovusense-really-did-work-for-me/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

06/05/2022

When you are TTCing, no one wants a visit from 'Aunt Flo'! ;)

06/05/2022

Ovulation test kits and strips are popular whether a woman is trying to conceive or using them for contraception. Unfortunately, not every woman is able to use them, especially if they have PCOS. Why? So what can we do? Expert, Kate Davies, joined the podcast to explain the hows and whys of fertility monitoring and why the fertility monitor App and Sensor is the best ovulation monitor you can buy, especially if you have PCOS. Read More on https://pcosdiva.com/2016/10/ovulation-predictor-kits-pcos/?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Ovulation Predictor Kits are not always a good tool for women with PCOS. Why not? What are your alternatives? Expert Kate Davies explains.