Egg and sperm freezing
Egg freezing
- There are many reasons a woman may wish to postpone having children, including career goals, later marriage, or financial barriers. But biologically, as women become older their chances of getting pregnant begin to decrease. One key reason for this is that the quality and quantity of their eggs declines with age. This decline steepens after the mid-thirties and becomes even more pronounced over the age of 40.
- Therefore, freezing your eggs at a stage in your life when your ovaries are capable of producing high quality eggs – in order to use those eggs for a future pregnancy – is seen as a sensible insurance policy if you aren’t ready to start a family yet. Whatever your reason for delaying pregnancy – career, health or personal circumstances – this option gives you flexibility over when to start a family.
- In recent years we have seen a momentous advance in egg freezing technology, reflected in much better success rates.
Spern freezing
- Around 30% of fertility problems come from male factor infertility. And many people don’t realise this, but men are also subject to age-related fertility decline. While some men can and do father children late in life, advancing age is associated with negative impacts on testicular function and quality of sperm. In short, older men are more likely to experience fertility problems. Advanced paternal age has also been linked to greater risk of chromosomal abnormalities and genetic defects. With this in mind, some men are choosing to freeze their sperm preemptively.
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Egg freezing
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