Real-life stories from OvuSense users and essential information from fertility experts
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.
The OvuSense fertility monitoring family now consists of three solutions designed to support couples no matter where they are on their fertility journey. Learn more about each monitor, and determine which is right for you.
The OvuSense family is growing! We have just launched OvuFirst, the most accurate skin-worn sensor on the market that confirms your fertile window with over 90% accuracy. Continue reading to learn more.
At the age of 16, Dimitra was diagnosed with PCOS and was convinced it would be incredibly difficult to get pregnant. Through her experience, she has not only managed to become a mom, but also develop a renewed sense of faith in herself and her body.
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.
With the rollout of COVID vaccines across the world and the recent encouragement surrounding the safety of pregnant women receiving them, many women may be feeling more comfortable and confident in their journey to start or continue to grow a family during the pandemic. Continue reading to learn more.
The fertility monitor you know as OvuSense will now be called "OvuCore." It is the same clinically proven, easy-to-use vaginal sensor that measures continuous core body temperature (cCBT), just with a new name! Moving forward, our family brand name will now be OvuSense.
Is your period missing in action? If your periods have been absent for three months or more it could be due to hypothalamic amenorrhea. Learn from guest blogger and nutritional therapist Julia Young about hypothalamic amenorrhea, symptoms, and what you can do to encourage your period to return.
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.
If you’re trying to get pregnant, it can be confusing and upsetting to find that you aren’t ovulating, especially if you’re experiencing periods, whether that’s according to your regular cycle or a disrupted one. Understanding why this is happening can help to point you in the direction of a solution.
