Resources
Reliable information and support, whenever you need them.
Finding clear health information can feel overwhelming. The organizations below offer patient education, research summaries, and opportunities for support across fertility care, pregnancy loss, and menopause.
Each listing explains what you can find and where to begin.
ASRM & ReproductiveFacts
Understanding fertility and reproductive medicine.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine, or ASRM, is a professional organization dedicated to reproductive health research, education, and clinical care.
Its patient education website, ReproductiveFacts, provides accessible explanations of fertility testing, treatment options, reproductive conditions, and fertility preservation.
Useful for:
Understanding IVF, IUI, and egg freezing
Looking up fertility tests and terminology
Learning about female and male fertility
Preparing questions for your fertility specialist
ACOG
Patient information about gynecological and pregnancy care.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, or ACOG, publishes patient FAQs and educational articles covering reproductive health, pregnancy, and gynecological conditions.
Its resources can help you understand common concerns and prepare for conversations with your OB-GYN.
Useful for:
Menstrual symptoms and gynecological conditions
Fertility evaluation and treatment
Pregnancy and postpartum care
Repeated miscarriage and emotional support after loss
Explore ACOG Patient Resources →
The Menopause Society
Making sense of perimenopause and menopause.
The Menopause Society provides patient education about the menopausal transition, symptoms, and treatment options. Its resources include information about hormone therapy, sexual health, mental health, and finding a healthcare practitioner.
Useful for:
Understanding changes during perimenopause
Exploring care for hot flashes and other symptoms
Learning about hormonal and nonhormonal treatments
Preparing for a menopause-focused appointment
Explore Menopause Patient Resources →
Support After Pregnancy Loss
You can seek support at your own pace.
After pregnancy loss, you may want practical information, a connection with others who understand, or simply somewhere to begin. Support can be helpful whether your loss was recent or happened some time ago.
Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support
Share offers resources for people affected by miscarriage, stillbirth, or the death of a baby in early infancy. Its services include online support, local chapters, and grief education.
Postpartum Support International
Postpartum Support International, or PSI, provides information and connections to support for people experiencing loss and grief during pregnancy and postpartum. Its offerings include online pregnancy and infant loss support groups. Postpartum Support International (PSI)
Explore PSI Loss & Grief Resources →
View Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Groups →
Group formats and availability may change. Check the organization’s current information to find an option that feels right for you.
Acupuncture Research & Safety
Understanding the evidence behind complementary care.
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, or NCCIH, is part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
Its acupuncture resources explain what research suggests about potential benefits, where evidence remains uncertain, and what to consider when choosing a practitioner.
Useful for:
Exploring evidence for specific symptoms and conditions
Understanding the limitations of research
Learning about acupuncture safety
Considering complementary care alongside medical treatment
Read About Acupuncture Effectiveness & Safety →
Explore Guidance on Choosing Complementary Care →
La Leche League International (LLLI)
Offers peer-to-peer breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and human milk feeding support through local leaders in over 80 countries.
Explore La Leche League International →
Use These Resources to Continue the Conversation
You do not need to read everything at once. Start with the question most relevant to you, note anything you would like clarified, and bring it to your healthcare team.
These links are provided for education and convenience. Their inclusion does not indicate an affiliation with or endorsement of Dr. Michiko by the organizations listed.
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