Condition Guides

A clear, supportive guide for partners navigating fertility with Béa. Learn how the FDA-cleared at-home fertility treatment works, and how to support each other through the journey.

As the Béa Treatment doesn't require any hormones, which can cause endometriosis to flare and be more painful, it could be a good treatment option for mild-moderate endometriosis. 

If you have been diagnosed with PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) and know that you're ovulating — the Béa Treatment is a good option for improving your chances of conceiving.

The Béa Treatment helps plan the timing and frequency of inseminations for the best chances of getting pregnant, so is a good option for those with unexplained infertility.

Low ovarian reserve can be difficult to navigate. With Béa, you have instant access an affordable, clinical-grade fertility treatment.

If you experience irregular periods, The Béa Treatment can help as long as you know when you're ovulating. Discover information on how to track ovulation with irregular cycles and how you can improve your hormone balance.

Have you been told to “keep trying another year”? For those with male factor infertility, trying to conceive can be more difficult and take longer, but the Béa Treatment can help.

The Béa Treatment can be a good option for hypothyroidism. Keep reading for more information about how Béa can help and what your optimal TSH levels should be when trying to conceive.

The Béa Treatment could be a good treatment option for mild adenomyosis as The Béa Applicator holds semen in place for up to 5 hours, increasing the exposure to the cervical mucus, minimizing the contact of semen in the vagina and reducing semen backflow.