My Doctor Told Me to Go Get Pregnant to Treat My Endometriosis
After endometriosis surgery didn’t work, I was told to get pregnant or have a hysterectomy to help stop the pain
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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
Low Progesterone Symptoms
Progesterone is a hormone that regulates many functions in a woman's body. Learn to recognize low progesterone and what you can do about it.
FAQs on Gestational Diabetes
Here’s what you need to know about gestational diabetes, an increasingly common pregnancy diagnosis
Managing Uterine Health Conditions at Work
Uterine health conditions, like fibroids, can be hard to manage at work, but accommodations and support are available
Free Bleeding: Why Some Menstruators Are Ditching Period Products
Learn the reasons why some people skip the products and just go with the flow
6 Tips for Getting a Diagnosis for a Uterine Condition
Advocating for yourself and getting involved in decision-making can help you manage uterine conditions
The Influence of Social Media on Contraception
Online opinions can sway the way we view birth control. Here’s why talking to your healthcare provider is more important than ever.
The First OTC Birth Control Pill Heads to a Supermarket Near You
You can now buy birth control without a prescription at some major retailers across the U.S.
True or False: Endometriosis
Take our quiz to see how much you know about endometriosis stages and other facts about this common health condition
FAQs About Reproductive Health and Bladder Cancer
Bladder cancer can be more aggressive for women than men, and can affect reproductive health — experts explain what you need to know
Preguntas frecuentes sobre la salud reproductiva y el cáncer de vejiga
El cáncer de vejiga puede ser más agresivo para mujeres que para hombres y puede afectar la salud reproductiva, expertos explican lo que debes saber
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Choosing Hormonal Birth Control
Get the answers to your questions about the different types of birth control pills, side effects and more
Focus on Fibroids
Watch as Soyini Hawkins, M.D., and Candy Ramirez-Hale, R.N., discuss living with fibroids, navigating fibroids care and advocating for yourself
Clinically Speaking: What Are the Surgical Treatments for Fibroids?
An OB-GYN surgeon talks treatments and options for these common uterine growths
Conversación sobre la salud: ¿Qué son los tratamientos quirúrgicos para fibromas?
Una cirujana ginecóloga obstetra habla sobre los tratamientos y opciones para estas protuberancias uterinas frecuentes
Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About OB-GYN Robotic-Assisted Surgery
The field of robotic-assisted OB-GYN surgery is growing. Here’s what you should know.
Información resumida: Lo que debes saber sobre la cirugía ginecológica obstétrica con asistencia robótica
El campo de la cirugía ginecológica obstétrica con asistencia robótica es cada vez más importante. Aquí encontrarás lo que debes saber. The field of robotic-assisted OB-GYN surgery is growing. Here’s what you should know.
Fast Facts: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Across Your Lifespan
This hormone condition can be challenging and lead to additional health problems as you age. Here’s what you need to know.
Is It Endometriosis or Endometrial Cancer?
How to tell the difference about these conditions with similar symptoms and what to do about it either way
Fibroids Are a Whole Person Issue
8 out of 10 women will have fibroids by the time they’re 50. Learn how living with fibroids affects overall health and what different treatment options are available.
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) Is a Treatment Option for Fibroids
Most women with fibroids don’t need treatment. However, for those that do, RFA is an option.
A Doctor Talked Me into Getting a Hysterectomy to Cure My Endometriosis. She Was Wrong.
I wish doctors had listened to me, and I wish I’d known to advocate for myself
The Female Reproductive System
From your first menstrual cycle to menopause, here’s a brief look at the female reproductive cycle