Yes. There is no fee to browse the information or to register for the site. There is a small fee for our custom medical research offer, in which our research team creates a detailed report on the pregnancy topic of your choice.
Is my personal information secure on WiserTogether? Will you share my information?
Your personal information is completely secure. Your answers to any questions are anonymous and any information you provide will never be used to identify you to an outside party. For more information, please see our Privacy Policy.
How do I update my information, such as my week of pregnancy and my number of pregnancies if I return to the site?
To update any information in your profile, please click the Edit Profile link at the top of the page. Or Click Here.
I forgot my password! What do I do?
If you have forgotten your password, go to the Login page (the link is at the top of every page). On the Login page, click on the Forgot Password link and type in your email address. A new temporary password will be emailed to you. After logging into the site with the temporary password, you will be able to change your password.
Data & Charts
Why don’t the issues show up in the tag cloud for every week of pregnancy?
Not all tests or issues occur at all stages of pregnancy. If you search for issues by week, you may not find information for tests or complications that do not occur during that time.
Do you have information about topics not listed in the “Find Your Issue” cloud?
The topics listed in the cloud are the ones for which there is current data. There are two ways to get more information about topics not listed: 1) Let us know the issues you are interested in and we will consider addressing these topics as the site grows. 2) You can request custom research. For a fee, we will find and summarize the best medical studies on your topic of interest and send you a customized report.
Why is some data, like amniocentesis, not showing up in certain weeks of pregnancy?
Some data doesn’t exist because those conditions simply do not exist at that point in the pregnancy. For example, there is no data for amniocentesis in the early weeks of the pregnancy – it’s simply not applicable at that stage.
I’m in an issue and am seeing a “no data available” message. Why?
You may have applied filters for which there aren’t enough responses to give you credible data about a specific issue. Try clearing your filters, then applying just one or two filters. You can also opt for custom research – for a small fee – for information specific to your area of interest.
How do I read the charts?
There is a legend (or key) beneath the chart that tells you what those percentages mean. Also, try placing your mouse on top of the chart – you should see the percentages that correspond with the number of women who chose that option or decision.
How do I enable or disable filters?
Look to the side bar, where the filters are. You can select filters and click “Apply Filters” to enable filters or choose “Clear Filters” to disable filters.
I still have questions about a specific issue. Where can I find more information?
There are three ways to get more information about a health issue: 1) You can find detailed descriptions, along with questions to ask your doctor, in the Research the Issues channel. 2) In Research the Issues, you can also find a list of sources we used to compile the information. 3) You can request custom research. WiserTogether researchers will find the most relevant medical information on the topic you’re interested in, then create a customized report just for you.
The material on this site is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment provided by a qualified health care provider.
