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Egg Freezing in Mumbai | Preserve Your Fertility for the Future.

Scientist retrieving a sample from a cryogenic freezer.

What Does Egg (Oocyte) Preservation Mean?

Oocyte preservation is a medical procedure that allows women to freeze their eggs for future use. This technique is especially helpful for women who want to delay pregnancy for personal, professional, or medical reasons. By preserving eggs at a younger age, women can increase their chances of conceiving later. A proper oocyte preservation plan ensures that eggs are stored safely and remain viable for future fertility treatments.


Why Do Women Choose to Freeze Their Eggs?

Women opt for oocyte preservation for various reasons:

  • Delaying motherhood due to career or personal goals

  • Medical conditions such as cancer or autoimmune disorders that may affect fertility

  • Early detection of reduced ovarian reserve
    Freezing eggs through oocyte preservation gives women flexibility and control over their reproductive future.


When Is the Right Time to Consider Egg Freezing?

The success of oocyte preservation largely depends on age. Women under 35 generally have higher-quality eggs, which increases the chances of successful fertilization later. However, women over 35 can still benefit, though success rates may be lower. Consulting a fertility specialist early helps determine the optimal timing for egg freezing and ensures the best outcomes.


How Does the Egg Freezing Process Work Step-by-Step?

The oocyte preservation process involves several carefully monitored steps:

  • Ovarian stimulation: Medications are used to stimulate multiple eggs to mature simultaneously.

  • Monitoring: Regular ultrasounds and hormone tests track egg development.

  • Egg retrieval: A minor procedure collects mature eggs from the ovaries.

  • Freezing: Eggs are preserved using vitrification, a rapid-freezing technique that maintains their quality for future use.

Each step in oocyte preservation is performed under expert supervision to ensure safety and maximize egg quality.


Is Egg Freezing Safe and Effective?

Oocyte preservation is generally safe when performed in specialized fertility centers. Risks are minimal and mostly related to ovarian stimulation, such as mild bloating or discomfort. Success rates depend on the woman’s age at the time of freezing and the number of eggs stored. By following proper protocols, oocyte preservation provides an effective option for extending fertility potential.


What Happens When You’re Ready to Use Your Frozen Eggs?

When a woman decides to use her eggs, they are thawed and fertilized with sperm in a lab using IVF. The resulting embryos are then transferred to the uterus. Oocyte preservation allows women to plan pregnancy on their own timeline while using eggs that were frozen when their reproductive potential was higher.


How Meridian IVF Supports You Through Your Preservation Journey.

At Meridian IVF, we provide comprehensive support for oocyte preservation, including:

  • Personalized fertility assessment and counseling

  • Advanced laboratory and freezing technology

  • Emotional and medical guidance throughout the process

Our goal is to make oocyte preservation a comfortable and reassuring experience, helping women take control of their fertility journey.


Ready to Plan Your Fertility Future? Book a Consultation.

Scheduling a consultation for oocyte preservation at Meridian IVF is the first step toward securing your fertility. Our team ensures privacy, expert care, and detailed guidance, giving you confidence in planning for a future pregnancy.

FAQ's

1

What is egg freezing and why is it done?

Egg freezing is a process where a woman’s eggs are collected and frozen for future use. It helps women who want to delay pregnancy due to personal, career, or medical reasons.

2

What is the best age to freeze eggs?

The ideal age is before 35, as egg quality is higher. Women over 35 can still freeze eggs, but success rates may be lower.

3

How many eggs should I freeze for a good chance of pregnancy?

Doctors usually recommend freezing 10–20 mature eggs, depending on age and health. More eggs may be needed for women over 35.

4

Is the egg freezing process painful or risky?

The procedure is generally safe. Some women may experience mild discomfort, bloating, or temporary side effects from hormone injections. Egg retrieval is a short procedure done under sedation.

5

How long can frozen eggs be stored?

Frozen eggs can be safely stored for 10–15 years or even longer with vitrification. Their quality depends on your age at the time of freezing, not how long they are stored.

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