@@focusonfertility I'm a kiwi. Very happy to find your videos on RU-vid. I am currently TTC. I'm interested to know what your thoughts are on the Mira fertility tracker
Yes, this is really common when you just start out. One thing you can try is to put your thermometer on your phone or alarm clock - the first thing you reach for in the morning. That can be a good prompt! And if you miss taking the odd temperature it really doesn't matter :)
I have been temping for longer than I’d like to admit….well, TTC for 7 years…. I got the Oura ring last year. While it doesn’t completely line up with the temps I take every morning, they are very close and certainly tells you if you are ovulating. Taken together with all the other signs of fertility, I find it a very useful tool.
If you're not having a period at least every 35 days, ovulation isn't occurring regularly. If your periods have stopped, or are coming infrequently, please see your doctor to find out what might be going on.
It all depends on how your current temperatures compare to the temperatures you had earlier in your cycle. On average, they should be at least 0.2 degrees Celsius or 0.4 degrees Fahrenheit higher, in order to confirm ovulation. But there's a bit more to it than this. If you'd like to find out more and learn how to easily identify if you're ovulating or not, please feel free to join my Fast Track to Pregnancy Program (link below the video). Wishing you all the best!
Check out the video! :) BBT charting might be best for you. Also, with my online course, the Fast Track to Pregnancy Program you'll be able to figure out if and exactly when you're ovulating (link to course below the video).
What can me my husband do to help us conceive we been trying and so far nothing… he has a low count … can we still get pregnant and is there anything we can do to increase our chances?
@Rose Fleming Yes, there's lots you can do. First and foremost I recommend your husband see a urologist with a specialist interest in male infertility. It's important that he has a thorough investigation for a cause of the low sperm count, as often this CAN be treated. Diet and lifestyle changes and specific supplements can also make a big difference. Feel free to book a consultation with me also, if you'd like some help with this: bit.ly/3nIwMaI
Thank you for explaining, i did test on my 21 days and the result is show, follicular 0.3-1.0 nmo1/1 ,Luteal 3.8- 50.5 nmo1/1, post menopausal 0.3-1.0 nmo1/1, pregnancy 1st trimister 8.9-468 nmol1/1, Males 0.4-3.1 nmo1/1 Please help what does it mean? Im trying to concive
The numbers shown here are the reference ranges for progesterone. That is, the range of normal values that you can compare your result with. They don't show your individual test result. If you look at your results, you should be able to find your individual result under a heading such as 'your value' or 'result'. Please ask your doctor for your result if you're unable to find it. You might find this video helpful too: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JnYGHl9_DJs.html Best of luck!
I have a quick question i share my story with you a few days ago from the resent trans vaginal ultrasound i did .i got back the results and my primary doctor told me that i had a few small cysts on my overy .he didn't go too much into details he asked to make an appointment to see him in a month time .but he also said that the ultrasound shows that i was about to ovulate so he said since im in my two weeks wait i don't need to see him until i after this cycle because he doesn't know witch way its going ..so my question is can a person get pregnant with cysts on there overy.
As long as you ovulate, you can still conceive. Please feel free to book a consultation with me to discuss this in more depth (link below). Best of luck for this cycle!
@@maxine1437 Sorry, I see the link below goes to the homepage of my website. Here is the link direct to the consultation purchase page (consultations available from May): www.myfertilityfocus.com/product-category/fertility-consultations/
