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Fertility Preservation
Egg Freezing
Fertility preservation option for patients planning treatment or future family building.
What is this service?
Egg freezing involves stimulating the ovaries, retrieving eggs, and freezing them for later use.
Who may need it?
- Women planning future pregnancy
- Patients before cancer treatment
- Those with conditions reducing ovarian reserve
- Women not ready to conceive now
Common reasons or symptoms
- Age-related fertility decline
- Medical treatments affecting fertility
- Personal or career timing
- Family history of early menopause
What happens during consultation
- Ovarian reserve assessment
- Discussion of success rates and limitations
- Personalized stimulation plan
- Long-term storage planning
Tests that may be recommended
- AMH blood test
- Antral follicle count via ultrasound
- Baseline hormone tests
- Infectious screening
Treatment options
- Ovarian stimulation protocol
- Egg retrieval under sedation
- Vitrification freezing technique
- Future IVF using frozen eggs
Risks and limitations
- No guarantee of future pregnancy
- Ovarian hyperstimulation risk
- Egg quality and quantity decline with age
- Long-term storage costs
Frequently asked questions
Egg freezing is most effective before age 35, though it can be considered at older ages with appropriate counseling.
Eggs can be frozen for many years with modern vitrification techniques, though storage policies vary by facility.
Book a private consultation
Speak with our team to learn whether egg freezing is right for your situation.
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