Answered by Dr. Jesse Hade from Generation Next Fertility. While fertility naturally declines with age, 38 is not necessarily "too late" for egg freezing. Discover some important factors that affect chances of egg freezing success in your late thirties.
Answered by Dr. Serin Seckin from Generation Next Fertility. Deciding between egg and embryo freezing can be a complex choice, with each option offering distinct benefits and challenges. Understanding the key differences can help you make an informed decision that aligns with your personal and reproductive goals.
Answered by Dr. Ido Feferkorn from the Reproductive Medicine Group. Learn how Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) may affect the egg freezing process and outcomes of fertility preservation.
Answered by Dr. Ruchi K. Amin, MD from GENESIS Fertility. Understand why your age matters and learn about the recommendations for the ideal age range to freeze your eggs.
Answered by Dr. Ido Feferkorn from Reproductive Medicine Group. Become familiar with the policies regarding weight and BMI in relation to the egg freezing procedure.
Answered by Dr. Jesse Hade from Generation Next Fertility. While fertility naturally declines with age, 38 is not necessarily "too late" for egg freezing. Discover some important factors that affect chances of egg freezing success in your late thirties.
Answered by Dr. Serin Seckin from Generation Next Fertility. Deciding between egg and embryo freezing can be a complex choice, with each option offering distinct benefits and challenges. Understanding the key differences can help you make an informed decision that aligns with your personal and reproductive goals.
Answered by Dr. Ido Feferkorn from the Reproductive Medicine Group. Learn how Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) may affect the egg freezing process and outcomes of fertility preservation.
Answered by Dr. Ruchi K. Amin, MD from GENESIS Fertility. Understand why your age matters and learn about the recommendations for the ideal age range to freeze your eggs.
Whether you’re relocating and prefer to have your eggs close for possible future IVF or need to send them to a long-term storage facility, you may need to arrange the shipping of your frozen eggs. By understanding the various options, timelines, costs, and potential risks, you can make the best decision for your current budget and future goals.
