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Experts recommend aiming for pregnancy between the ages of 25 to 35 since this age range is associated with the best outcomes for the mother and baby. Biologically, a woman’s fertility begins to gradually decline at around 35 years old and starts to rapidly decline after 38 years old. However, due to advanced technology, egg freezing now implements a slow freeze methodology and has varying degrees of success. This method is commonly used to help women conceive in the future.
Notice:
Individuals who want to receive assisted reproductive treatments would need to first undergo a VDRL and HIV blood test. A valid marriage certificate is also necessary for those who want to receive test-tube baby treatments.
When should a woman consider freezing her eggs?
▪ Before undergoing cancer treatment
▪ To preserve the ability to conceive in the future
▪ Premature ovarian failure or senile ovary, AMH<2 ng/dl
▪ External factor (no semen from husband can be used on the day of receiving test tube treatment)
▪ Egg donor
