Yes. The ovarian reserve markers, antimullerian hormone (AMH) and antral follicle count (AFC), are very useful at predicting response to...
Category: Egg Freezing
Ovarian reserve decreases over a lifetime for everyone but it also decreases at a different pace for each individual. That...
There is no real “right” time to freeze your eggs. It varies from person to person and what your goals...
The number of eggs you should freeze for the future use can vary depending on several factors, including your age,...
No, egg freezing preserves a single group of eggs that is in the active process of maturing and are therefore...
After birth, eggs in the ovary stop replicating so there is a finite supply of them. The ones that are...
Egg freezing is the process of removing a group of eggs from the ovary (ones that would have naturally soon...
Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity and quality of a woman's remaining eggs at any given time. Ovarian reserve continuously...
During thawing, eggs are carefully warmed at specific rates and rehydrated by removing cryoprotectants and gradually replacing them with water....
The survival rate of vitrified eggs after thawing is generally high, often above 90%. Successful thawing varies based on the...