 One of the benefits of receiving a kidney, liver, pancreas, small bowel, heart or lung transplant is the underlying disease that caused the subject to have a transplant is gone, therefore fertility returns. Pregnancy after transplant is increasingly common. This has led to an accumulation of data and knowledge on how to best manage this subject population. These pregnancies are still considered high-risk. Successful pregnancy outcomes are a result of transplant and obstetrics teams working closely together. 