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I’m looking to buy a wearable to track basal body temperature and would love some real-world feedback before I decide. If you’ve used the Oura Ring, Fitbit, Garmin, or Apple Watch for BBT tracking, could you share your experience? Specifically:
How accurate/consistent has it been for you?

Did it help you spot ovulation or temperature shifts

Which fertility app did you use(like Fertility Friend, Premom, etc.)?

Comfort for overnight wear?

Anything you wish you’d known before buying?

Would really appreciate any insights. Thanks!

It has been 11 months since we have been trying to conceive( age 34 F and 32 M). Another one month to being officially tagged as infertile. Gynaecologists have termed it unexplained infertility (how convenient) and are asking to proceed with IUI. I know IUI is a valid first step for a lot of people, but the success rates are weighing on me, and I’m scared. IVF - I’m not sure I’m ready for that mentally or emotionally yet. I never thought I would be infertile, and yet it is my reality now. Hate everything and everyone

Has anyone tried fertility clinics like iMums or UVI Health?

These are Instagram pages I keep seeing on my feed that discourage IUI/IVF and claim to help you conceive through diet, yoga, and nutrition instead. They seem a bit questionable to me (quacks!!) but before I move on to IUI or IVF, I’d like to give it a shot.

Has anyone had a good (or bad) experience with them? Would love to hear your thoughts!

Been TTC for 9months, i have PCOS. My age 34, partners age 32 yrs