Real-life stories from OvuSense users and essential information from fertility experts
We are proud to share one of our favorite success stories in honor of Pride Month. Read how Sharaylane and Lori conceived in just 3 cycles using OvuSense.
(As told by Sharaylane) "My wife and I wanted a baby and so we started looking for a donor in 2011. As we are a same-sex couple, obviously our only choice is to use donor sperm in order to conceive. It’s hard work to find the right donor and with AI (artificial insemination) but we are proof that miracles can happen!
Maria, a personal trainer who has PCOS, struggled with fertility issues for some time before she was ultimately blessed with two beautiful children. Now, she is sharing her experience incorporating fitness into her fertility journey. Check out this guest blog to learn what lessons Maria is sharing, including why working out is also important for your mental health.
Infertility can be draining, regardless of how long you’ve been trying to conceive, but for one woman, this journey has gone on for longer than two decades. Beya has PCOS, and has been trying to get pregnant for 21 years.
After struggling to track her ovulation using oral BBT and OPKs, Beya decided to try OvuSense. Due to her PCOS, she had always assumed her body was “broken” and she wasn’t able to ovulate. By trying a new approach, she was able to learn more about her temps and how they correspond with her ovulation.
We’re THRILLED to share the news that she is pregnant after three cycles with OvuSense. Read more about her journey below, and the statement she shared with our Facebook community.
If you’ve been trying for a baby for a while, chances are you have come across the term ‘fertile window’ before. If you have questions about your fertile window or aren’t super familiar with the phrase, don’t worry! In this blog, we’re outlining the four phases of the menstrual cycle and what makes up your fertile window. We’re also sharing the crucial steps we need to go through to ensure healthy growth of eggs, ovulation and maintaining the right environment for an egg to implant.
When you're trying to have a baby, it's vital to pay attention to your mental health. Stress can negatively affect your fertility, so it's important to find ways to relax and manage your stress levels.
Growing your family can be one of the most overwhelming experiences in your life— even for those who find it easy to conceive. But for the nearly one in ten women who struggles to conceive or stay pregnant, the path to parenthood can feel like a difficult road.
So, you think you might be pregnant? At 9 dpo (days post ovulation) there are definite signs to watch out for. Read our helpful blog and find out more. Wishing you the very best of luck!
There are some early signs of pregnancy you can track at 11 dpo (days past ovulation) that can be similar to period symptoms. Read more here to understand more how to determine the signs.
There are certain changes you can make which will be very helpful in optimizing egg heath, supporting healthy sperm development, reducing inflammation, balancing hormones, and increasing receptivity in the uterus. In this blog, we’re sharing some tips to try in order to help prepare your body for a baby with nutrition.
Infertility can be draining, regardless of how long you’ve been trying to conceive, but for one woman, this journey has gone on for longer than two decades. Beya has PCOS, and has been trying to get pregnant for 21 years.
After struggling to track her ovulation using oral BBT and OPKs, Beya decided to try OvuSense. Due to her PCOS, she had always assumed her body was “broken” and she wasn’t able to ovulate. By trying a new approach, she was able to learn more about her temps and how they correspond with her ovulation.
We’re THRILLED to share the news that she is pregnant after three cycles with OvuSense. Read more about her journey below, and the statement she shared with our Facebook community.
In honor of this year’s National Infertility Awareness Week on April 24-30, we want to help celebrate, educate, connect and empower women from around the world and at all phases of their fertility journey. Check out our blog to learn how you can get involved!
