Revealing the Fertility Process After Egg Freezing in the U.S.

2024-08-02 19:21:08，visits： 271

With the development of society and the changing roles of women, egg freezing technology is gradually being accepted and understood by more and more women. Especially under the demonstration of many female celebrities, egg freezing has become a choice that allows women to achieve a balance between pursuing their careers and family. Many women who have frozen their eggs are concerned about one question: how to successfully achieve fertility.

First of all, when a woman decides to have a baby, taking care of her body is a very important step. Maintaining a healthy diet and moderate exercise can help regulate hormone levels and promote endocrine balance, ensuring that the body can support the demands of the entire pregnancy, thereby providing a good foundation for nurturing a healthy baby.

Next, it is also essential to contact the hospital that performed the egg freezing. The frozen eggs are stored in ultra-low temperature liquid nitrogen, and the storage conditions are very strict, so the eggs cannot be moved casually to avoid damage. Therefore, choosing a reliable hospital for egg freezing and subsequent fertility projects is particularly important. In this regard, IVF USA, as a professional medical consulting organization, can provide you with high-quality services and guidance.

Once everything is ready, the doctor will take the frozen eggs out of the liquid nitrogen and use a protective agent to thaw them. Meanwhile, the prospective father will provide a sperm sample, and some may choose to use sperm from a sperm bank. The doctor will then combine the eggs and sperm in the laboratory to form fertilized eggs and cultivate them. Generally, after about five days of cultivation, the fertilized egg will develop into an embryo.

Next comes the selection process of the embryos. Through the IVF-PGT techniques of PGS and PGD, doctors can screen for healthy, high-quality embryos that have no chromosomal abnormalities. If multiple embryos meet the criteria, parents can choose to freeze some of the embryos.

Once the high-quality embryos are selected, the doctor will directly implant them into the woman's uterus. Once the embryo successfully implants in the uterus, it begins to develop just like a naturally conceived embryo. After a period of observation, once pregnancy is confirmed, the woman can have regular check-ups like any woman with a natural pregnancy and wait for the baby to be born.

The technology of egg freezing has been in use for quite some time, and clinical studies show that children born from frozen eggs are similar to those conceived naturally in terms of physical and intellectual aspects. On November 18, 2012, a 45-year-old Argentine woman, Monica, used two eggs she had frozen at the age of 33 along with her husband’s sperm to give birth to a pair of healthy twin daughters, setting a world record for the longest storage time of frozen eggs resulting in childbirth.

Dr. Nathan Zhang, founder of IVF USA, pointed out that a woman's fertility is primarily determined by the quality of her eggs, which peaks between the ages of 20 and 30. As age increases, especially after 35, a woman's fertility gradually decreases. Therefore, women over 30 who have not yet had children, especially those over 35, should consider egg freezing as a form of fertility insurance.

At IVF USA, we are committed to providing every woman with professional fertility consultation and support, helping them find a better balance between pursuing career and family happiness. If you have any questions about egg freezing technology or IVF, feel free to contact us; Dr. Nathan Zhang and our medical team are dedicated to serving you.