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Beyond the Pill: Managing Fertility with an App
“Unfortunately, she mentioned that many people close to her do not consider these methods a legitimate form of family planning …and recounted jokes from friends, family, and even those in healthcare about how, after she got married, she would likely soon be pregnant.”
Conception and the Fertile Window: It’s All in the Timing
“This study found 86 pregnancies per 100 women at 24 months of tracking, affirming the utility of cycle tracking in patients attempting to conceive.”
Diabetes and Reproductive Health in Women: A Review
“Insulin does more than simply regulate the body’s blood sugar. It appears to stimulate gonadotropin-releasing hormone,… It also appears to stimulate the ovaries to produce sex hormones, which may lead to their subsequent overproduction and the symptoms of PCOS.”
Urinary Pregnanediol-3-Glucuronide to Confirm Ovulation: A Review
“After the first positive urinary LH test or the end of fertile-type mucus, 3 consecutive days of urinary PDG above 5 µg/mL is 100% specific to confirm ovulation.”
A Perfect Fit: FEMM for Family Planning & Health
“Her interest in Creighton stemmed from her own struggle with PMS-related symptoms, including acne, fatigue, and mood disturbances.”
Metabolic Implications & Nutritional Management of PCOS: A Review of Research
“A modest weight loss of 5-10% can improve insulin resistance, endocrine abnormalities, menstrual function, and fertility.”