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virtual seminar on PCOS
Information and Resource Center Fertility Seminars By lexie on 6/7/2007 3:35 PM
If you have specific questions regarding PCOS please email Lexie at Lexieann@ovwatch.com  and include in the subject line PCOS Q& A. We will be doing a virtual seminar with Dr. Bates on PCOS in the near future.
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Irregular Cycles and OV-Watch
Information and Resource Center By lexie on 6/7/2007 3:31 PM
Let's clarify "irregular". An "irregular" CYCLE Length means that they have a cycle length that varies. OV-Watch can be used for those women and it will work perfectly as long as the cycle is under 39 days.
If they have an IRREGULAR cycle, that means that they don't always ovulate. In those cycles, the information that ov-watch gives will vary on what is going on hormonally with the woman. IF she is not ovulating because she has high fsh (for instance anyone in their 40's or anyone with POF) then the watch will read NF (not fertile) all month. It will not see a surge. In the event that it is a cyclical pattern and they are fertile, they have an LH surge and the estrogen just doesn't ramp up high enough (like in the case of LUFS syndrome) then, it may read fertile because the body was ramping up to ovulate and her body was fertile, but she never ovulated.
In the case of the untreated PCOS woman, I don't recommend them wasting their time and money on any product until they are taking metformin and clomid/femera, as they are NOT ovulating and any effort to get pregnant will only result in disappointment. If they are on clomid and they are ovulating then OV-watch is the BEST device for them. We have lots of PCOS success stories.
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Ryan and Trista Stutter from The Bachelorette Pregnant!
Information and Resource Center Success Stories By lexie on 3/4/2007 1:53 AM
Trista and Ryan get pregnant by using OV-Watch
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April 22, 2007 in Orlando, Florida
Information and Resource Center Fertility Seminars By lexie on 3/3/2007 10:19 PM

April 22, 2007 in Orlando, Florida

On April 22, 2007 OV-Watch will be giving out a free OV-Watch as a door prize.

Check out http://www.fertiledreams.org/ for all information.  

 
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Be a "Mother-to-be" by this Mothers Day!
Information and Resource Center OV-Watch Specials By lexie on 3/3/2007 7:46 PM
 
Be a "Mother-to-be" by this Mothers Day!

Did you know that according to Dr. Hilgers etal in an article in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine that "proper identification of the fertility window may shorten the time to conception from 6 months to one month for the majority of women"?

OV-Watch Fertility Predictor is a clinically tested, FDA-cleared, and patented fertility predictor that provides proper identification of your fertility window. By having intercourse on the 4 fertile days before ovulation that OV-Watch identifies for you, you too can shorten the time it takes to get pregnant.

The OV-Watch Special Offer may help make you a mother-to-be by Mother's Day:

If you don't get pregnant within 3 cycles of using OV-Watch, we will give you 3 months of sensors free, a $99 value. Buy an OV-Watch value kit 3 for $189 at www.pregnantin3months.com and use code free3 to register for this limited time offer.

Valid from Feb 1, 2007- Mother's Day, May 13, 2007. Go to www.ovwatch.com to read more about OV-Watch Fertility Predictor. Offer only valid with purchase made at www.pregnantin3months.com. You must enter the promo code free3 to register for the OV-Watch Mother-to-be by Mother's Day program. This offer can not be combined with any other offers.

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