Family Planning with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Learn the facts about pregnancy and MS and what you need to know before getting pregnant
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Should You Join a Pregnancy Registry if You Have MS?
Registries can help people now — and in the future — make informed decisions about pregnancy
Family Planning with a Chronic Health Condition
Here’s what you need to know about shared decision-making and questions to ask your healthcare provider about pregnancy when living with a chronic health condition
Positivity Was My Secret Weapon Against PCOS and Infertility
When my biological clock started ticking, I had no idea how many challenges I would face
Infertility Treatment Options
If you’re dealing with fertility issues, here are the treatments that may be available to you
The Unicorn in the Room: My Infertility Journey Led to an Unexpected Discovery
Fertility testing revealed that I have a rare condition that makes becoming and staying pregnant difficult
Infertility Isn’t Just a Physical Journey — It’s an Emotional One, Too
Struggling with infertility can have a lasting effect on your mental health, whether your journey ends in a baby or not
Hormonal vs. Non-Hormonal Contraception: What’s the Difference?
Understanding the different types of birth control can help you choose the best one for you
Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Birth Control
Learn about hormonal and non-hormonal birth control options
Clinically Speaking: Questions to Ask Your HCP About Birth Control Methods
Here are some questions you can ask to help determine which type of contraception is right for you
Pregnant or Worried About Infertility? Get Vaccinated Against Covid-19
Despite rampant misinformation, studies show that COVID-19 vaccines are safe for both the mom and baby
Biden Moves to Overturn Trump Birth Control Rules
Trump era rules resulted in hundreds of thousands losing access to critical family planning and related preventive health services
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
My Long Journey to Queer Motherhood
I knew in theory that lesbians could become parents, but I'd never known a family with two moms.
Sex, Fertility and Breast Cancer
Breast cancer doesn't have to mean an end to your sex life or your plans to have a family
How to Improve Your Chances of Getting Pregnant
Many women assume pregnancy will just happen if you don't try to prevent it. But some women may want to take steps to encourage pregnancy.
Why I Chose to Freeze My Eggs
A woman's choice to freeze her eggs is very personal and reasons and results vary. Here is one woman's story about her experience freezing her eggs for a future pregnancy.
States Act To Safeguard Young Cancer Patients' Chances To Have Children
Some states are requiring insurance to pay for preserving eggs and sperm for young patients undergoing cancer chemotherapy so they have opportunities to have children later.
Trump Proposes Cutting Planned Parenthood Funds. What Does That Mean?
The planned revival of an old policy may finally present a way for President Donald Trump to fulfill his campaign promise to “defund” Planned Parenthood.
Getting Pregnant: Improving Your Chances
Women who are ready to have a baby often have questions about how to improve their chances of getting pregnant. Nurse Barb Dehn offers some answers.
Taking Birth Control Pills After 40
For most women, it's fine to take birth control pills throughout their 40s and early 50s—and there may even be some advantages other than contraception.
Why Am I Not Getting Pregnant?
If you are having trouble getting pregnant, find out some common and often treatable reasons why you may be having difficulty conceiving.
Are You Thinking About Becoming Pregnant?
If you're starting to consider becoming pregnant, you may want to ask yourself some questions about yourself and your partner and think about life as a mom.
When Is the Best Time to Get Pregnant?
Picking the best time to get pregnant is a personal decision, but there are some physical and emotional factors to consider.
