Modern life has shifted timelines. Education, career goals, financial planning, and personal growth often delay parenthood. Biology, however, still follows its own schedule.

Fertility preservation bridges this gap.

Understanding Egg Quality and Age

Women are born with their lifetime egg supply. Over time:

• Egg quantity declines steadily

• Egg quality declines more sharply after 35

• Chromosomal abnormalities increase with age

Egg freezing preserves eggs at their current biological age.

How Egg Freezing Works

The process includes:

1. Ovarian stimulation with controlled medication

2. Monitoring via ultrasound and blood tests

3. Egg retrieval under mild sedation

4. Rapid freezing using vitrification technology

Frozen eggs can remain viable for years.

Who Should Consider Fertility Preservation?

• Women delaying pregnancy beyond 35

• Women with declining AMH levels

• Women undergoing cancer treatment

• Individuals with autoimmune disorders

• Women with severe endometriosis

• Those with family history of early menopause

Emotional and Practical Benefits

Fertility preservation provides:

• Reproductive autonomy

• Reduced pressure around timelines

• Psychological reassurance

• Expanded family planning options

It does not guarantee future pregnancy, but it significantly improves future possibilities compared to attempting later without preserved eggs.

Fertility preservation is not about postponement. It is about preparation.