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Hertility, a UK-based women\u2019s telehealth platform, released its fourth annual Reproductive Report, analyzing over 500,000 patient assessments. The findings highlight persistent knowledge gaps around menstrual cycles and fertility, alongside barriers to specialist care.\u00a0<\/p>\n
While 70% of women have worn a wearable to monitor their health and 51% have used cycle-tracking tools, many remain uncertain about basic reproductive health. The report found that 22% of women don\u2019t know their cycle length\u2014a stat that increases for those under 25\u2014while 41% trying to conceive are unsure of their fertile window.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
Hertility<\/a> attributes much of the confusion to a fragmented care ecosystem, where health data, symptoms, and reproductive information are spread across multiple apps and providers. In addition to fertility, fatigue emerged as the most commonly reported symptom, with many also citing mental health-related challenges.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cA woman\u2019s cycle lives in one app, her symptoms in another and her hormone results somewhere else. Each gives her a fragment of information, but not the whole picture, and the burden of interpreting it all has quietly shifted from healthcare systems onto women themselves,\u201d said Hertility<\/a> CEO Dr. Helen O\u2019Neill.\u00a0<\/p>\n To address those gaps, Hertility combines at-home hormone and fertility testing with telehealth, specialist referrals, education, and personalized health insights through a single platform.<\/p>\n