❤️ Egg Freezing ☃️
In this era of late marriage and later pregnancy, many working women only realize later that they have delayed the age of marriage and childbirth.
Don’t worry. Today, egg freezing can be used to cryopreserve eggs ☃️ and preserve the youth of the eggs.
In the future, the eggs can be thawed and fertilized to form embryos, which can then be transferred into the uterus for pregnancy.
According to current research findings, egg freezing should be considered a safe medical procedure.
So far, there have been no reports of abnormalities among children born worldwide through thawed eggs.
❄️ Egg freezing is beneficial for the following groups:
(1) Women over the age of 30 who are considering delaying childbirth because of career planning.
(2) Women who need to have their ovaries removed due to disease.
(3) Young cancer patients before receiving chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
(4) Women with a family history of premature ovarian insufficiency.
(5) During IVF treatment, when the husband is unable to provide sperm on the day of egg retrieval.
Egg freezing is a newly developed technology.
The first child born from a thawed frozen egg was delivered in 1986.
The human egg is the largest single cell in the human body. It contains a large amount of water, and its outer layer has excellent permeability.
During freezing, the water inside the egg may turn into ice crystals, which can disrupt the DNA and cell membrane structure of the egg.
Therefore, within 2 hours after egg retrieval, Yun-I uses the most advanced ultra-rapid vitrification technology for egg freezing to avoid the above situation.
According to medical literature, the survival rate of eggs after thawing is 80–90%.
The live birth rate after conception varies depending on the age at which the eggs were frozen and the number of eggs frozen.
For women who are considering egg freezing, if you have any questions, you are welcome to consult us! 💕
Yun-I wishes your dreams come true!
