OvuSense Fertility and Ovulation Blog

If you’re struggling to get pregnant and think fertility issues might be at play, it might ease your mind to know that if this is the case, you’re certainly not alone....

Knowing that you’re ovulating is useful information if you’re trying to get pregnant. Although some women claim to know that they are ovulating just by detecting subtle bodily changes themselves, this method of ovulation tracking isn’t reliable and not an option for most women....

Despite the fact that PCOS affects as many as 1 in 10 women, many people go their entire lives without receiving a diagnosis or even knowing what this condition is. We explain more about PCOS and provide strategies to cope with the symptoms....

Many women know that they should be ovulating, but they don’t actually know much about what ovulation even is, or how they’ll know when they are ovulating....

First of all, what is infertility? Some couples will experience difficulty in their pregnancy attempts. When a couple do not seem to be able to conceive despite having regular unprotected sex, this is called infertility....

Although an increase in body temperature is experienced during pregnancy, it should not be relied upon to determine whether or not you’re pregnant. A pregnancy test is a more accurate indicator....

Tami Smith, the founder of Fit Healthy Momma, shares her thoughts on the importance of using fertility technology at home so that you can better understand your cycles, track how your body is responding to treatment, and take control of your journey in between doctor’s visits and fertility treatments....

People often talk about a woman’s body temperature dropping before ovulation, but is this true? And what does this mean? It is the case that before ovulation, women’s body temperatures are on average lower than they are after ovulation....

You may not know that stress can affect your cycle, but while you might not be able to eliminate the stress you’re feeling, but there are steps you can take to reduce the effects of the stress and get your reproductive health back on track....

Wondering if you can get pregnant five days before your period? Long story short, yes! Most discussions regarding conception center around ovulation, which is assumed to take place on Day 14 of your cycle. This is because an egg needs to be released from an ovary into the fallopian tubes for fertilization to take place. ...