What Really Happens During Ovulation
What do you really know about ovulation? Most women have some understanding, albeit basic. You may know that it occurs between your periods, sometimes there’s a slight twinge to alert you, or you may find a change in your vaginal discharge. Some women experience a boost in their libido during ovulation as well. But what really happens during ovulation? There’s no need to […]
Do I Need IVF? Signs Fertility Treatment May Be Right for You
According to the National Institutes of Health, approximately 15% of couples trying to conceive in the US are unsuccessful after 12 consecutive months of unprotected intercourse. Of those men and women, about one-third have male factor infertility, one-third female factor infertility, and the remaining third suffer from a combination of both, or receive a diagnosis of […]
Surrogacy Fully Explained
When couples or individuals want a child but can’t carry a pregnancy due to uterine complications or the lack of a uterus, they often turn to surrogacy. But what exactly does surrogacy mean, and how does it work? Here we offer a detailed explanation of the surrogacy process. What Exactly is Surrogacy? A surrogate, also known as […]
Finding Community on Your Fertility Journey
Finding community, people who “get it”, when you’re struggling with your fertility is so crucial to your journey. From the stress of navigating the physical and emotional strain of infertility to beginning treatment and hoping for that successful outcome, connecting with others going through what you are provides a lifeline. No matter where you find yourself on your fertility journey, there is a community […]
Normal Hormone Levels but Trouble Conceiving? Understanding FSH, Estrogen, and Egg Reserve
If you’re having trouble conceiving, you may wonder about your ovarian reserve. That is, the number of eggs you have, and whether or not they’re healthy enough for successful fertilization. In addition to the natural aging process, you lose eggs due to several factors. They include genetics, treatment for cancer, autoimmune disorders, ovarian surgery, infections like STIs, and lifestyle factors, such as smoking and chronic stress. Also, […]
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss (RPL) Treatment | Causes, Testing & IVF Options
Experiencing one miscarriage is heartbreaking. Experiencing two or more can leave you searching for answers. Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) — defined as two or more consecutive miscarriages — affects approximately 5% of couples trying to conceive. While miscarriage is common, repeated pregnancy loss is not something you should ignore or simply “keep trying” through. The […]
Freezing Your Eggs at 40: What’s Possible and What to Expect
Freezing your eggs offers a wonderful solution for those women in Beverly Hills who aren’t quite ready to have a child just yet. There are myriad reasons women may want to delay childbearing, including meeting career goals, securing financial stability, or finding a partner with whom they want to start a family. But, the question that’s top of mind most often: How old is too old to freeze […]
What’s it Like to be an IVF Dad?
Explore the emotional and financial challenges IVF dads face in 2026, plus how to find support during fertility treatment and beyond. During the IVF cycle, IVF Dads provide emotional support, physical care, and try to maintain a hopeful and positive stance regarding the success of the treatment. All of this while enduring the same […]
Why Did My Period Stop? Understanding Secondary Amenorrhea
Doctors define secondary amenorrhea as the absence of a menstrual period for three or more months in someone who previously experienced regular menstrual cycles. In other words, if your periods were regular and your cycles were normal, but you’ve missed your last three periods and you aren’t pregnant, you may have secondary amenorrhea. Women who […]
IVF Babies, What to Expect: Delivery & Health Tips for Mom and Baby
While the road to getting pregnant may have been a bit different, your journey to delivery usually doesn’t involve any specific “detours” from any other delivery. That being said, there are some things to consider. Statistically, there is a slightly higher risk for preterm delivery, according to a study published by the NIH. Preterm […]







