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. Irene Woo from HRC Fertility. Learn how various birth control methods (birth control pills, vaginal rings, hormonal IUDs, and implants) can affect your AMH.
Answered by Dr. David E. Tourgeman from HRC Fertility. Understand what options exist for what to do with your frozen eggs if you decide not to use them for IVF.
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 Stephanie Sabourin from Legacy. Learn about fertility preservation for men, including the process and how men can improve sperm quality.
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.
Answered by Dr. Hade from Generation Next Fertility. Learn from start to finish the entire process of what happens on the final day of an egg freezing cycle.
Answered by Dr. Hades from Generation Next Fertility. Discover ways to help reduce water weight and bloating after egg retrieval day when freezing your eggs.
Answered by Dr. Alison Peck from HRC Fertility. Discover which medications are commonly used for ovarian stimulation during an egg freezing cycle.
Answered by Dr. Alison Peck from HRC Fertility. Learn which hormones are important for egg freezing and what each hormone indicates.
Answered by Dr. Nidhee Sachdev from OC Fertility. AMH provides useful information that gives insight into a woman’s ovarian reserve or how many eggs she has left.
Answered by Dr. Meera Shah from Nova IVF. Understand the benefits and potential risks involved with donating your eggs.
Answered by Dr. Woo from HRC Fertility. Learn how some medications need to be stopped for an egg freezing cycle while some medications can be continued.
Answered by Dr. Baruch Abittan from Extend Fertility. Understand the most recent research on COVID-19’s effect on egg freezing.
Answered by Lia Schiller, MSN, AGNP-BC from Extend Fertility. Learn why IUDs can stay in place throughout the egg freezing process.
Answered by Dr. Meera Shah from Nova IVF. Understand the requirements and screening necessary for egg donation.
Answered by Dr. Alison Peck from HRC Fertility. Learn about the rare, yet possible risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) during an egg freezing cycle.
Answered by Dr. Nidhee Sachdev from OC Fertility. The short answer is - indefinitely. However, there are some other factors to consider.
Answered by Dr. Meera Shah from Nova IVF. Understand the potential risks of egg freezing to help you evaluate if it is right for you.
Answered by Dr. Jessica Scotchie from Tennessee Reproductive Medicine. Learn how you can take proactive steps to help prepare your body.
Answered by Dr. Kathryn Snow from Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group (PREG). Understand the side effects that you may experience when freezing your eggs.
Answered by Dr. Meera Shah from Nova IVF. Learn about the benefits and potential side effects of donating your eggs.
This web site is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. You’re encouraged to schedule a consultation with a Reproductive Endocrinologist.
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