The Femo Blogs

A Quick Checklist of TTC Essentials. Don't Miss Them!

From mental preparation to must-have products, this blog aims to guide women towards a successful conception journey.

Birth Defects: Signs and Causes. How to Prevent?

Expectant parents around the world experience great delight and excitement as they await the miracle of childbirth. However, there might be worries about the possibility of birth abnormalities in addition to this joy. It is essential for parents-to-be to be aware of birth abnormalities and how common they are. Let's delve into this topic.

Hormones and Fertility. How Do They Influence Your Conception Rate?

Hormones are specialised substances that regulate key bodily functions, acting as powerful signals between different parts of the body. They control a wide range of processes, from growth and development to metabolism and reproduction. Hormones essentially serve as the body's internal communication system, ensuring that every system and organ functions in harmony.

Navigating the Path to Pregnancy with Irregular periods

Can you still get pregnant with irregular periods? The answer is an unequivocal yes.

Introducing Femometer Smart Ring: Wearable Fertility Lab

your ally in crafting the story of new beginnings.

Understanding Ovulation Symptoms and the Importance of Ovulation Tracking

Delving into the realm of ovulation can hold the key to successful family planning.

Late Ovulation. Can I Still Get Pregnant?

Late ovulation, also known as delayed ovulation, refers to the occurrence of ovulation at a later stage in a woman’s menstrual cycle than the typical mid-cycle ovulation. In a usual 28-day cycle, ovulation typically occurs around day 14. However, for some women, ovulation may happen later, which can lead to changes in the menstrual cycle and raise questions about its impact on fertility.

Unraveling the Secrets of Fertility with Sleep Tracking

Understanding how sleep is affected during different phases of the menstrual cycle can provide valuable insights into women's health and overall sleep quality.

Endometriosis and Fertility. How to Get Pregnant?

However, it's essential to note that having endometriosis does not automatically mean infertility.