Description

Do you want to get clear on the different ways to track your ovulation when you have PCOS? Join me today and learn the top 3 ways to track ovulation. You will learn about tracking ovulation with irregular cycles and what to look for when you have PCOS. 

Takeaways

• Understanding your body is crucial for fertility.
• Irregular periods can make tracking ovulation challenging.
• You can still ovulate even with irregular cycles.
• Tracking body signs can help identify ovulation.
• Ovulation predictor kits provide detailed hormonal information.
• Temperature tracking can reveal hormonal patterns.
• Regular cycles are possible with PCOS.

Sound bites

• "Your body wants to ovulate."
• "It is possible to get regular cycles with PCOS."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to PCOS and Fertility

02:47 Understanding Ovulation with PCOS

16:46 Tracking Ovulation Methods

20:10 Conclusion and Call to Action

RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: Frustrated by a missing cycle and 'normal' lab results? Take the "Why Am I Not Ovulating?" Discovery Assessment to decode which of your 3 metabolic alarms is blocking ovulation. 👉Take the 2-Minute Assessment and discovery why your body has been blocking ovulation

CONNECT WITH DR. ANGELA POTTER:

• Work with Dr. Potter: https://www.drangelapotter.com
• Instagram: @drangelapotter for daily clinical insights on PCOS hormone balance, metabolic health, and fertility lab testing.

ABOUT THE PCOS LAB: The PCOS Lab with Dr. Angela Potter is the premier resource for women in the U.S. ready to move beyond "normal" lab results. As a PCOS Fertility Specialist, Dr. Potter deconstructs the science of getting pregnant with PCOS through the lens of Biological Safety. If your body has issued a "veto" on pregnancy, we use a "Clinical Architect" approach to rebuild your foundation, focusing on ovulation induction, egg quality, and hormonal resilience.

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questi...