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Mira for Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FABM), or Natural Family Planning (NFP)

CASE REPORTS

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PROTOCOLS

Follow our protocol to learn how to use Mira for FABM/NFP

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CHART EXAMPLES

Scroll through our patient charts and recognize different hormone patterns for different conditions

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Most common use cases

Protocols

PROTOCOL

Fertility tracking

Mira helps patients identify their fertility window, optimize ovulation timing, and visualize hormonal patterns for improved treatment and engagement.

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PROTOCOL

Perimenopause

Mira tracks hormones in perimenopause for personalized, effective treatment timing.

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PROTOCOL

PCOS/Hormone Imbalances

Mira tracks hormones, helping patients and providers understand changes, identify abnormalities, and personalize treatment timing effectively.

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Case reports

CASE REPORT

Published perimenopause case reports with Dr. Maria Meyers

CASE REPORT

Postpartum PCOS Identifying Hormone Imbalance while Postpartum with a Fertility Awareness Method

Webinars

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Overview of Mira data

The webinar introduces Mira, a hormone-tracking device for providers, NFP instructors, and fertility educators. It explains how Mira tracks hormones like LH, estrogen, and progesterone to assist in fertility awareness and treatment. The session also covers using the provider dashboard, patient data access, and troubleshooting tips.

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Utilizing Mira with NFP FABM Webinar.

This webinar explained how the Mira device tracks hormone patterns to manage fertility, PCOS, postpartum, and paramenopause, emphasizing its role in personalized reproductive health and ovulation confirmation.

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Incorporating Mira

This webinar covers using Mira for tracking hormones, understanding medication effects, postpartum fertility, and case studies to help providers improve patient outcomes in fertility and hormone management.

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Identifying PCOS with Mira while Postpartum Amenorrhea

This webinar showed how Mira aids fertility educators in detecting hormone abnormalities. A 39-year-old woman with irregular cycles was diagnosed with PCOS and improved after treatment using Mira.

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Chart examples

short luteal phase Luteal phase is 9 days
Short luteal phase. Luteal phase is 9 days
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Clinical differentials: LUF, luteal phase insufficiency, (low progesterone) or anovulation.
Mira data discovered:
LH surge detected, Minimal PdG rise after, LH surge, Abnormal LH pattern during luteal phase
 
 
 
 
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Luteal phase defect: Low progesterone
Highest progesterone is 8 = low progesterone
Luteal Phase Insufficiency
Case Review: Luteal Phase Insufficiency
Luteal phase insufficiency was diagnosed in the clinic utilizing all the diagnostic tools required
Mira data discovered: LH surge on CD 20 (May 5th), Luteal phase is 9 days, Cycle length is 29 days
Luteal phase defect: Short luteal phase and low progesterone.
Luteal phase defect: Short luteal phase and low progesterone. Luteal phase is 7 days= short luteal phase
Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea 1
Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea.
Mira data discovered: Infertile pattern, Lack of coordinated E3G rising pattern, No evidence of ovulation
Lack of ovulatory LH surge, No menstrual periods, Continued infertile state
Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea Examples: Infertile pattern 2

Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea
Examples: Infertile pattern.

Mira data discovered: Lack of coordinated E3G rising pattern, No evidence of ovulation, Small LH surge - nonovulatory, No menstrual periods, Continued infertile state

Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea Examples: Infertile pattern 3
Postpartum Breastfeeding Amenorrhea
Examples: Infertile pattern
Mira data discovered: Lack of coordinated E3G rising pattern, No evidence of ovulation, Small LH surge - nonovulatory, No menstrual periods, Continued infertile state
 
 
 
 
Return of fertility 1
Mira data discovered: Fluctuating estrogen levels
prior to the return of fertility, Sustained elevated estrogen, leading to the first LH surge, First ovulation detected prior to, first menstrual period
Return of fertility 2
Mira data discovered: Minimal E3G changes prior to first LH surge, Small LH surge on CD 509
(Oct 3rd), First period began Oct 8th, Short luteal phase of 4 days.
Return of fertility postpartum NOT breastfeeding
Return of fertility postpartum NOT breastfeeding
Mira data discovered: Minimal E3G changes prior to first LH surge, LH surge on CD 79 (August 24th) at 11 weeks postpartum, First period began August 29th, Short luteal phase of 4 days
Transitioning back to regular cycles while postpartum breastfeeding
Mira Data Discovered: Small LH surge followed by first period on Oct 8th
Mira Data Discovered: LH surge on CD 38 followed by second period on Nov 19th
 
 
 
 
 
Sub-Optimal Timing

Got specific questions?

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