[wannabigbabybelly]

On the box it says something about it may not work well with people diagnosed with PCOS.

I have PCOS and was just wondering if it can be useful and if not, what about PCOS makes it ineffective?

I've always had very irregular periods and have never known if I've ovulated or not. Even with infertility treatments I didn't. But I stopped the infertility stuff around 3 years ago and for some reason my cycles have begun to come pretty regulary now in the last year. I'm not ready to go back to the doctor yet but thought maybe I could use the monitor for a few months and see what might be going on.

But I don't want to buy it if it won't work for me.

Anyone know or hear anything about woman with PCOS using it?

[nnclyn]

First, try reading throush this link. It tells you what product is right for different situations:


Which Fertility Monitor is Right for You?

Also, with PCO you have irregular hormone levels and the monitor can't adapt to that. In addition most women with PCO don't have regular cycles and the monitor only works with cycles 44 days or less