Egg freezing
What is Egg Freezing?
What is egg freezing?. Egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) is an emerging technology in which a woman’s eggs ( oocytes ) are extracted, frozen and stored. Whether you are pursuing your career, traveling the world or not ready for motherhood, egg freezing gives you the opportunity, flexibility and confidence to plan pregnancy when it’s right for you — without decreasing chance of success.
Why Consider IVF?
IVF is advised for infertility difficulty such as blocked fallopian tube, male factor infertility and ovulatory disorders and unexplained infertility. In addition to its clinical success, IVF provides the emotional peace of mind and hope for couples or individuals who want a baby.
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IVF – The Journey of Hope and Possibility
IVF is not just a medical process, it’s the journey of hope, grit and emotional resilience. IVF offers a second chance for many men and women to have the family of their dreams. With the assistance of caring, skilled Doctors and todays’ state-of the art reproductive Technology, IVF is being used more frequently not only as a means to treat infertility but as an approach to earn individuals become parents. It remains a shining light of hope in reproductive health, allowing thousands of families the chance to become parents.
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Supporting You Every Step of the Way on Your Path to Parenthood
IVF Is More Than a Medical Procedure The process of IVF is not just a specialized form of medicine, it’s an emotional journey involving hope, resilience, and strength. IVF provides many couples or singles with a second opportunity to live their dream of having a baby. Through the care of highly skilled fertility experts, caring emotional support and cutting-edge reproductive technology, IVF continues to be one of the accepted treatments for overcoming infertility and a shining example of what is possible when it comes to reproductive health.
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Frequently asked question
One full IVF cycle typically takes about 4 to 6 weeks from the start of medication to the pregnancy test.
timeline:
Ovarian Stimulation (8-14 days): You'll take injectable medications to help multiple eggs mature. During this time, you'll have regular monitoring appointments with blood tests and ultrasounds.
Egg Retrieval (1 day): Once your eggs are mature, they are collected in a minor, outpatient procedure.
Fertilization & Embryo Growth (5-7 days): In the lab, the retrieved eggs are fertilized with sperm to create embryos. These embryos are carefully monitored as they grow.
Embryo Transfer (1 day): The best embryo (or embryos) is transferred into the uterus in a simple, painless procedure similar to a pap smear.
The Wait & Pregnancy Test (9-14 days): You'll wait about two weeks after the transfer before taking a blood test to see if the cycle was successful.
This is a very personal question, as the number of IVF cycles needed is unique to each individual and couple. Some people find success on their very first cycle, while for others, it may take two, three, or more attempts.
Several factors influence the outcome, including:
Age, particularly the age of the person providing the eggs.
The specific cause of infertility.
The quality of the embryos created.
Lifestyle factors.
It's helpful to think about success in terms of cumulative rates—your chance of success increases over multiple cycles. The most important thing is not to get discouraged if the first cycle doesn't work. Your doctor will use the information gathered from each cycle to refine your treatment plan and improve your chances for the next one. A detailed consultation with a fertility specialist is the best way to understand your personal prognosis.
IVF success rates can vary significantly and depend on many different factors. The single most important factor is the age of the woman whose eggs are being used, as this directly impacts egg quality.
Other key factors include the cause of infertility, embryo quality, previous pregnancy history, and the specific expertise of the fertility clinic.
Yes, absolutely! Using donor eggs, donor sperm, or even donor embryos is a very common and successful part of fertility treatment. It’s a wonderful option that opens the door to parenthood for many people. 🤍
