How to Track Your Cycles Like a Pro With Rob Milnes

Welcome to Episode 7 of Season 7 of The PCOS Revolution Podcast: How to Track Your Cycles Like a Pro With Rob Milnes Today we are talking about everything related to fertility, tracking and ovulation. I am joined by the CEO of Fertility Focus, how will share his story and the tracking device that focusing on fertility monitoring. This week on PCOS Revolution Podcast, I am having a conversation with Rob Milnes. Rob’s work in female heath care started in 1998. He has helped bring to market various products. Now he is focused on fertility. Rob and his wife struggled to conceive for numerous years. He went onto finance a business and complete the process to see it to launch to help with ovulation tracking. We chat about a very common topic, tracking ovulation and tracking your cycles with PCOS. This is a common topic I see all the time. It can be a source of frustration for many women and couples. During our conversation, Rob and I talk about different types of tests and trackers out there. We dive into the different resources available from fertility tracking apps and ovulation predictor strips. We also discuss specifically the differences compared to Rob’s tracker and how it is used. The only time it is not used is during menstruation. Learn more about this technology, features including live ovulation prediction, the process of use and who this product is a good fit for during this episode of The PCOS Revolution. Episode Spotlights: The original technology (1:45) Live ovulation prediction (4:34) False positives (8:59) Using the software and the process (10:33) Issues with tests (15:09) Monitoring temperature vaginally vs orally (16:35) Using the sensor overnight (18:45) Fertility medication on outcome (20:54) Women tracking during early pregnancy (23:15) Maximum amount of days you can track (25:20) Who is this monitoring a good fit for (28:24) Thanks for listening! To learn more about the brand new PCOS Revolution Academy, visit www.thepcosrevolution.com! Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is intended for general audience only and is not intended to diagnose, treat or replace professional medical advice.