When is the time to freeze my eggs?

You're in the early '30s and you're thinking about having kids, but your career doesn't make you have kids' plans for a long time? Do not be afraid, you will have the opportunity to realize your desire.

As women, we have the right to change our priorities to adapt to the evolutionary roles we play in society.

What exactly is egg freezing?

Lifting eggs is also known as mature opocitation. Women use this method as a way to store their eggs so that they can get pregnant in the future.

This procedure refers to cooling cells and tissues in sub-zero temperatures in order to prevent all biological activities and thus preserve them for future use. This well-created process is legitimate and ethical. The first human birth from a frozen egg was in 1986 in Australia, and since then more advances have been made in the field. It's no longer experimental and it's been used routine.

Is the process complicated?

The process involves ovaries hormonal stimulation. Hormonal simulation uses oral drugs and injections in preparation for procedure. Once the ovaries are stimulated, they are collected and stored for freezing. The process is a painful procedure that requires calmness.

You should be aware of the risks

Risks associated with the stimuli of ovaries include moderate fatigue, vomiting, headaches, and stomach pain. These side effects can be easily managed. The side effects of ovulation risk are rare by about 0.1 to 2% of patients experiencing blood clotting, dehydranation, and so on.

Lifting eggs is quite expensive and no guarantee that freezing your eggs will necessarily bring children in the future.

What is the right age to freeze eggs?

The procedure is more effective when eight to 10 eggs are stored before the age of 36. The best age to freeze eggs is from 36 years of age and below.