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Why Freeze My Eggs?
Women are born with all the eggs they will ever produce. Hence, as women grow older, the quality and quantity of eggs decline. Egg freezing is a way of preserving the healthy eggs of women when they are younger and not necessarily ready to conceive just yet. You can freeze your eggs for medical or elective reasons.
When to Freeze My Eggs?
The age limit for egg freezing in Singapore is 21-37. If you are considering egg freezing, it is important to consult with a fertility specialist who will evaluate your ovarian reserve through blood tests and ultrasound exams.
Your medical history, lifestyle, and future plans for starting a family will also be discussed with the doctor. Ultimately, the decision to freeze your eggs should be made based on your individual circumstances and goals for the future.
Egg Freezing Success Rates
Egg Freezing Success Rates
If you freeze your eggs when you are younger, you can use these healthier eggs when you are trying for a baby once you are much older. It is important to keep in mind that using the eggs that you have frozen to try for a baby does not mean you will definitely have a baby. There are many other factors that can affect your chances of falling pregnant.
How Does the Egg Freezing Process Work
The steps of the egg freezing process are similar to the initial stages in an In-vitro Fertilisation (IVF) cycle. To learn more about what’s involved, visit our egg freezing process page.
Why Choose Us
When you are ready to explore your fertility options, Astra Women’s Specialists is here for you. With a network of clinics all across Singapore, we are dedicated to bringing specialized care closer to you. Our experienced team of specialists has extensive expertise and training in assisted reproductive techniques and will support you throughout your egg freezing journey, with the ultimate goal of helping you in your journey to conceive.
And when the time is right, we will be here for you.
We are the Women’s Health arm of Singapore Medical Group (SMG), with a network of 17 Obstetrics & Gynaecology clinics and 1 Breast Care Centre, helmed by 16 specialists dedicated to women’s health and wellness care.
Our Doctors
Our fertility doctors have over 40 years of combined experience in IVF, intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), and other assisted reproductive technologies. They strongly believe in a consultative approach, working closely with their patients to develop a personalized plan for fertility, always ensuring that it is in tune with their specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
When is the best age for me to freeze my eggs?
Ladies should freeze their eggs before the age of 35. Fertility starts to decline after the age of 35 and this affects both the quality and quantity of the eggs.
How long can the eggs be kept frozen?
In Singapore, there is no time limit on how long eggs frozen for medical reasons can be kept frozen. As freezing effectively hits the “pause” button, these eggs will be just as young and healthy as they were at the time of freezing.
Where are the eggs kept?
Frozen eggs are kept in storage tanks filled with liquid nitrogen called Dewars. These tanks are stored in assisted reproduction centres. Some centres have sophisticated temperature monitoring systems that will send messages to the staff mobile phones if a rise in temperature is detected, enabling them to assess the situation and move the eggs to another tank if there is a problem.
Is egg freezing safe?
Research to date has not shown an increased risk of babies having birth defects as a result of egg freezing.
If I freeze my eggs, will it increase my chances of falling pregnant?
If you freeze your eggs when you are younger, you can use these healthier eggs when you are trying for a baby once you are much older.
It is important to keep in mind that using the eggs that you have frozen to try for a baby does not mean you will definitely have a baby. There are many other factors that can affect your chances of falling pregnant.
How much will it cost if I need to freeze my eggs for medical reasons here in Singapore?
The estimated cost of one cycle of egg freezing is $10,000.
Are you ready to freeze your eggs?
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