09/01/2026
To anyone navigating PMOS: You are more than a diagnosis. More than a cycle tracker. More than a list of symptoms.
If PMOS has made your family-building journey feel confusing, exhausting, or lonely, you deserve support that meets you there.
PMOS, formerly known as PCOS, affects more than 170 million women worldwide.
It can influence hormones, metabolism, menstrual cycles, and ovulation, making conception more complicated for many people.
Those challenges are real, but you shouldn’t have to face them without answers, guidance, or a plan.
September is PMOS Awareness Month, and First Fertility is joining PCOS Challenge: The National Polycystic O***y Syndrome Association to make room for more honest conversations, helpful education, and greater understanding of how PMOS can affect fertility.
Each week throughout the month, we’ll share a new topic related to PMOS and family building. We want this series to reflect the questions people actually have, not just the ones a textbook assumes. Tell us what you’d like us to cover by leaving a comment or sending us a DM!
Across the First Fertility network, our physicians, nurses, laboratory teams, and support staff share one belief: You deserve to be heard, informed, and cared for as an individual.
From the teams at
The Center for Advanced Reproductive Services
Fertility and Surgical Associates
The Fertility Institute
Fertility Specialists of Texas
Invia Fertility Specialists
NewLife Fertility
MCRM Fertility
RMA Long Island IVF
Fertility Centers of New England
Wherever you are on your path to parenthood, we’re here to help your next step feel a little less overwhelming.