Your postpartum checkup is the first visit you will have with your doctor after giving birth. It is important to ensure that you are recovering from your pregnancy and birth.
Updated by the Progyny Editorial Team. Reviewed by Philip Cheng, MD — October 2025. Testosterone deficiency (also known as low testosterone, “low T,” or hypogonadism) is common, affecting 4 to 5 […]
Updated by the Progyny Editorial Team — October 2025. A fertility journey can be exhausting — physically and emotionally — and knowing […]
By Janet Choi, MD, Chief Medical Officer As Progyny continues to champion benefits that support family building and women’s health […]
Updated by the Progyny Clinical Team — September 2025. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal condition that affects […]
IUI entails the insemination of sperm through the cervix directly into the uterus, with the idea that having an increased concentration of sperm in the upper reproductive tract increases your chances for pregnancy.
In recognition of Adoption Awareness Month this November, Progyny hosted a webinar to shed light on this path to parenthood. […]
Progyny recognizes that infertility does not discriminate, impacting both men and women equally. This Men’s Health Week, we hosted a […]
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month (September), Progyny hosted a special webinar about infertility in the Latinx and Hispanic […]
Progyny is proud to offer inclusive and equitable family building benefits that support all paths to parenthood and celebrate all […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and in its honor Progyny hosted a webinar focused on managing emotional exhaustion. In […]
In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, April 24-30, 2022, Progyny hosted a special webinar to discuss the ways members […]