US and Mexico IVF and Egg Freezing: What Does Low Ovarian Reserve Mean

2025-08-19 20:55:15，浏览量： 23次

 

Ovarian reserve often determines a woman’s fertility potential and is a key indicator of whether pregnancy preparation can go smoothly. When test results show low ovarian reserve, many women naturally feel worried. Ovarian reserve refers to the number and quality of eggs available for ovulation. As age increases, ovarian reserve gradually declines, accelerating significantly after the age of 35 and approaching depletion around 45. This explains why it is much harder to conceive at an advanced maternal age.

 

Throughout a woman’s life, about 400 to 500 eggs will be released, but only a portion can be successfully fertilized and develop into healthy embryos. Low ovarian reserve can be caused by multiple factors, including genetics, surgery, disease treatment, and medication, with age-related natural decline being the most common. Therefore, assessing ovarian function before attempting pregnancy is extremely important.

 

Currently, common methods to evaluate ovarian reserve include ultrasound monitoring of antral follicle count, measuring FSH levels, and AMH testing. Generally, women under 35 with fewer than 8 antral follicles may have diminished ovarian reserve. If AMH is lower than 0.2 ng/ml, the chances of natural pregnancy are very low. FSH levels higher than 25 IU/L may suggest ovarian failure. Through these indicators, doctors can provide a more scientific basis for pregnancy preparation or assisted reproductive planning.

 

When ovarian reserve is low, the chance of natural conception decreases but does not completely disappear. With the advancement of assisted reproductive technology, US and Mexico IVF and egg freezing have become popular options for many women. Egg freezing allows women to preserve healthy eggs at a younger age, securing reproductive possibilities for the future. IVF-PGT can genetically screen embryos, selecting higher-quality ones to increase pregnancy rates and reduce miscarriage risks. Compared with domestic options, the US offers more advanced laboratory conditions, medication use, and embryo culture technology, maintaining a globally leading success rate.

 

For women facing challenges during pregnancy preparation, science provides not only relief from anxiety but also greater control over future choices. By understanding their ovarian reserve early and combining strategies such as egg freezing or IVF, women can create more opportunities against the ticking clock of fertility.

IVF USA, founded by Dr. Nathan Zhang, has been engaged in overseas assisted reproductive consulting services for more than ten years, providing US egg freezing, US IVF, and third-party reproductive services. With nearly 20 years of deep involvement in international reproductive medicine, IVF USA has also taken an early role in diversifying and personalizing reproductive solutions by expanding into the Mexico market, becoming the official representative of Power Fertility Center Mexico (POWER IVF) in China. Today, Dr. Nathan Zhang’s services cover not only the US but also Mexico IVF and egg freezing, as well as IVF and egg freezing in Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. For those longing for a child, this is not only a medical choice but also an investment in future happiness.