Even when people mean well, it can be gutting to be asked again and again when you're having a baby. Here are tips to respond to comments you get from people who may not understand what it's like to go through fertility challenges.

Ovarian cysts usually don’t affect pregnancy, but there are certain times they can. Here’s what you need to know about ovarian cysts and pregnancy.

Ally Fullmer, Penn Medicine Senior Marketing Manager for Analytics, shares her personal story for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, which is observed each October.

There’s more to in vitro fertilization than joining egg and sperm in a lab dish. Here’s a step-by-step look at the IVF process works.

Separate myth from fact and learn more about polycystic ovarian syndrome.

You may have heard about the increasing number of women who choose egg freezing as a way to delay childbearing without the risk of their most fertile years passing them by. That’s because the popularity of this process is on the rise.

When you’re struggling with fertility issues, you might experience a bunch of different emotions, all at the same time. But there’s one feeling you may need more of: Hope. And seeking medical help for fertility issues can provide you with a sense of hope.

In order to offer transparency into fertility treatments at Penn Medicine, we decided to capture one woman’s journey to motherhood — and the emotions that go along with it — for a documentary film.

If you have a medical condition that could make carrying a pregnancy more challenging, your journey to build a family can be more complex. Here’s how hospital-based in vitro fertilization at Penn Medicine can help.

When you’re experiencing infertility, the stress, anxiety and loneliness that often accompany it can be difficult to manage. And once fertility treatments begin, those feelings can magnify.