Real-life stories from OvuSense users and essential information from fertility experts
Trying to conceive is not always easy, and it is comforting to know that you have people supporting you and your partner through your journey. Read our blog for some tips on how you can be an encouraging friend to those who may be beginning or struggling through their conception journey.
As a pre and post-natal fitness instructor, Tami Smith has a passion for exercise and a personal experience with infertility. In this article, Tami shares a few general guidelines for working out while TTC, her personal experiences, and then some gentle, appropriate ways to incorporate exercise into your daily routine.
Even after more than three years of TTC, a PCOS diagnosis, and a miscarriage, Sophie and her husband refused to give up hope that they would conceive. With the help of OvuSense and ExSeed, Sophie and her husband found out they were pregnant in March 2021. They couldn’t be happier to be preparing to welcome their little miracle to the world in December.
Clients frequently come to see me for nutrition advice to support their fertility, without a diagnosis on what may be hindering their journey. Unexplained infertility affects as many as 1 in 5 couples struggling with infertility. Often, some simple testing can be hugely beneficial to understand more about what might be going on for couples.
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with explained fertility or have been struggling with your diagnosis for some time, one option you may want to consider is the holistic approach to natural conception. This is focused on a 360-degree mind and body approach, targeted at finding the root causes of the problem. While some people who can not conceive naturally go on to have a baby through IVF, it’s worthwhile to consider trying a more holistic approach, as it may also aid in successful assisted reproduction treatment.
Endometriosis Awareness Month takes place across the globe during the month of March with a mission to raise awareness of a disease that affects an estimated 200 million women worldwide. Similar to infertility, this condition can hold a lot of stigma, so women are often anxious to speak openly about their experience. Additionally, it can be challenging to receive an official diagnosis for this condition.
To better support families in their fertility journeys, OvuSense has partnered with ExSeed - an at-home sperm testing company - to bring a complete monitoring and testing solution for the couple trying to conceive.
Several times each month, we receive inquiries from women and clinical professionals asking about the ‘value’ of the OvuSense device. Since OvuSense was first created, we have continued to be proud of the clinical understanding of our technology.
If you're struggling with an anovulatory cycle but haven't been diagnosed with PCOS, you may want to get your prolactin levels checked. When elevated, this lactogenic hormone can have a big impact on your fertility. Read on to learn more about diagnosing and treating this little-known infertility culprit.
While social media and Dr Google have transformed the degree of awareness women have around fertility tracking and body awareness, they are also forums for potential misinformation. Facts, not followers, are what create true empowerment. What do you need to know?
