AI-generated fertility companion — not a real doctor. It gives general education, not a diagnosis or a change to your treatment plan. In an emergency, contact your clinic or local emergency services.
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IVF Care

Your clinic’s guidance for each step of an IVF cycle, between appointments.

IVF is a lot to carry. You don't have to carry it alone.

What it covers

  • Evaluation & planning
  • Ovarian stimulation
  • Trigger & egg retrieval
  • Embryo transfer & luteal support

Your companion

Your clinic’s care team

Reproductive medicine

MYOS provides education, not diagnosis or treatment, and is not an emergency service.

Also in MYOS Fertility

Social egg freezing

Elective egg freezing, for anyone who wants to keep the option of using their own eggs later. Eight stages, from first questions to using frozen eggs.

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A community that gets it

Alongside your guide and your care team, IVF Care gives you a quiet place to talk with others going through treatment at your clinic. Conversations here are between people. The AI guide doesn’t post, and it never uses what you share here to answer questions.

  • Spaces for each stage

    Starting IVF, stimulation, the two-week wait, work and everyday life, and a space just for supporters.

  • You choose your name

    Everyone joins with a nickname. Your real name stays private unless you decide to share it.

  • Small ways to show up

    Reply, send a hug or say “me too”. Sometimes knowing someone else gets it is enough.

  • Only your clinic

    The community is private to people treated at your clinic and the people they invite to support them.

  • Your care team, clearly marked

    Clinicians and moderators carry a badge nobody else can use. Dose or medication questions are pointed to Ask my care team.

  • Looked after

    Clear guidelines, a report button on every post, and clinic moderators who can hide anything that doesn’t belong.

Coming to your clinic

IVF Care is offered through participating clinics. Ask your clinic whether it uses MYOS.