The Fertility Monitor:
Want to take the stress out of trying to conceive? While assuring the highest probability of conceiving quickly and easily? Perhaps as soon as your next ovulation cycle?
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While fertility monitors use technology similar to ovulation test kits for detecting your LH surge, they provide the additional differentiating benefit of also tracking your changing estrogen levels. If we review the ovulation cycle, you'll remember that the ovulation cycle begins with the build up of estrogen, which is responsible for ripening ova within the ovaries and, later, for the release of LH. By measuring and tracking your estrogen build-up that leads to ovulation, you will receive several days notice prior to your predicted ovulation date. This gives you several days for you and the baby's father to engage in intercourse, assuring a high probability that live semen will be in the fallopian tubes waiting when the egg is released.
The second type of monitor measures hormone levels in your saliva (saliva is viewed under a mini-microscope for telltale patterns). The saliva based model also offers an important optional instrument -- the vaginal sensor. This vaginal sensor is the ONLY product currently offered on the market that can actually confirm whether or not ovulation took place (an egg was actually released from the ovaries). For women who are having difficulty conceiving, knowing whether on not your body is actually ovulating, or is perhaps ovulating at an unusual point in your cycle, will be crucial to fulfilling your dreams of motherhood.
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Like ovulation test kits, these ovulation monitors offer a high reliability for determining estrogen and LH levels (98% accurate results). There are two primary fertility monitors available today, both based on you taking daily measurements and tracking changes in your hormone levels over the course of your ovulation cycle. The first model works by measuring hormone levels in your urine (you hold a test stick in your urine stream).
Today, fertility monitors are the most advanced science available to women trying to conceive, short of consultation with a medical fertility specialist. There are two primary products on the market, and both are highly recommended by doctors and other women alike. Click on each link below to learn more about the benefits of each fertility monitor product.