Answered by Dr. Roy Handelsman from HRC Fertility. Understand how ovarian cysts and ovarian surgery may impact the egg freezing process.
Answered by Dr. Rashmi Kudesia from CCRM Fertility Houston. Here’s a checklist for before, during, and after your egg freezing consultation, including 11 questions you should ask the doctor.
Answered by Valerie Shafran, MSN, FNP-C from Extend Fertility. Discover why fertility experts urge women to stop taking GLP-1 agonists before an egg freezing cycle.
Answered by Dr. Nidhee Sachdev from South Coast Fertility Specialists. Explore what AMH tells us about a woman’s ovarian reserve or how many eggs she has left.
Answered by Dr. Hade from Generation Next Fertility. Understand how egg freezing does not cause long-term weight gain yet there is a chance of transient bloating.
As of January 2025, the average cost to freeze your eggs in the USA is $14,364 for one cycle. But it can be thousands less, or thousands more. We researched 330+ US clinics to bring you the most comprehensive review of egg freezing pricing, ever.
Answered by Dr. Alexander Kotlyar from Genesis Fertility. Learn how CoQ10 works, its benefits for reproductive health, and why it might be a valuable addition to your egg freezing journey.
Answered by Dr. Nidhee Sachdev from South Coast Fertility Specialists. Understand why the short answer is indefinitely and explore the other factors to consider.
Answered by Dr. Nidhee Sachdev from South Coast Fertility Specialists. Discover the various options available to you after freezing your eggs and learn the process in which embryos can be created from them.
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.
