Everything you need to know about freezing your eggs

Dr Malini Uppal, a leading fertility specialist from the City Fertility clinic explains how egg freezing works, as well as the requirements needed to do so and the costs involved.

[LadyTano_]

Could I get my eggs frozen as early as my early 20s? There is a history of fertility issues and cancer in my family and I definitely want to have kids so I will do anything I can to make that happen.

[XOTWODXOTWODXOTWOD]

I’m about to be 18 in two months and I’m thinking about freezing my eggs soon, is this a good option for me?

[manoshishi]

Hello , I will like to ask a question.
After hysterectomy but I have my two ovaries still , it's possible to get pregnant if I freezing my eggs .

[TheInaa]

Nowadays with science and technology it is so easy to do so many things. My daughter is 30 and she hasn't met a right man yet, so i am thinking she should freeze her eggs. what is the rough estimate of how much it will cost?? Later if she wants to have a baby and she still hasn't met a right man, then can she take one of these eggs and get a sperm from a sperm bank and do fertilization?? what age is the best age to get a baby like this?

[lacleymurrow]

Every woman who undergoes the IVF process has varying results. The amount of time spent on each step depends on how your body responds to prescribed medications and your specific treatment plan. Additionally, starting IVF treatments at different ages can also impact the process timeline. Overall, this can impact the length of your IVF treatment schedule in comparison to other IVF recipients. IVF treatment generally has positive success rates, especially for women under 35. However, like any medical procedure or medications, infertility treatments can have side effects caused by the process itself, along with medications used. IVF is a multi-step process. The precise steps you will need to take vary from family to family. Egg freezing is a unique option to hold the eggs' ''youth''. For example, you are young and active. And you aren't ready fr pregnancies yet. But you know you're more likely to want babies later in life. So you decide to freeze your eggs in order to use them later, when the right time is..I absolutely love this idea. Moreover, if I could use the option, I'd definitely do. And for this purpose I’d use BTC clinic in Ukraine. They are true giants in the field. May this path be fast and smooth and effective for the majority!

[sumananandi]

I am 35 + and no critical medical history & I feel like I am quite I go for it ? Will I get good result ?

[mazmaz]

I have had hysterectomy, 3years back &also one ovary removed.I have only one ovary presently.I wish to have a child through Surrogacy..I am 41years though.Please guide me what can be done.

[Nmomo]

So you do freeze inside the body or outside in a certain compartment somewhere

[mayabickler]

I think i am anorexic and i want kids might try this

[ryptoll]

I'm considering freezing my eggs. I'm 31 and healthy, but I'm a woman with a history of gender transition with cross sex hormones (testosterone) which might have damaged my eggs. Although enough of them might still be viable for freezing, is my thought. I've been off testosterone for 2 years now, and things seem to be working fine with that area of my body, but I wanna go back on testosterone again. So I feel like this would be the perfect time to look into egg freezing, before I go back on the male hormones. Because I might still be fertile now, but I might not be in 5 or so years, when I'm hopefully ready to start a family. I really badly want to have my own biological child one day, if possible. I'm single, unemployed and have a few mental health issues to sort out though, so really not a good time to have kids yet. I'm working hard on bettering my life, but it'll likely take me a few years. Then I'll also need to find a decent man who can put up with me, lol. But I probably will.

[soniczforever]

Oh great sounds like more bad news. My biological clocks running out.