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There are many reasons why you may be considering the option of freezing and storing your eggs for future use.&nbsp;Fertility preservation can&nbsp;used&nbsp;be for both social and medical purposes.&nbsp;Women often use this service when planning for future pregnancies&nbsp;when they know they want to work on&nbsp;furthering&nbsp;their career,&nbsp;education or&nbsp;need time to&nbsp;triumph&nbsp;over&nbsp;a newly diagnosed&nbsp;illness.&nbsp;&nbsp;
At Cryos, we&nbsp;value&nbsp;your&nbsp;journey, whatever it may be&nbsp;and want to help you achieve your goal of having a family&nbsp;when you are ready.&nbsp;

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Fertility Preservation and Egg Storage Cryos International

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<h3>What is&nbsp;the process offertility&nbsp;preservation?</h3>
<h3>Step 1:&nbsp;Ovarian stimulation&nbsp;</h3>
Physicians use hormone injections to stimulate both your ovaries and develop multiple mature eggs. During this period, you will need to make 5 &ndash; 7 visits to a physician&rsquo;s office for ultrasounds and bloodwork to monitor your stimulation progress.
<h3>Step 2: Egg retrieval</h3>
When the ovarian follicles are determined by a physician to have reached the appropriate maturity, ovulation induction is performed with a specific medication. Timing is vital to the success.
Exactly 36 hours after ovulation induction, your eggs are retrieved with the use of a vaginal ultrasound guided needle. This procedure is done under intravenous sedation and most women never feel anything.
<h3>Step 3:&nbsp;Egg freezing&nbsp;and storing.&nbsp;</h3>
Following the retrieval, the eggs are evaluated to assure that only mature eggs are frozen in a process called vitrification. Because more eggs are matured during the stimulation process than would be during a regular cycle, some of your retrieved eggs will not be mature enough to freeze. This is normal and expected. The mature eggs will then be vitrified. Vitrification is a process in which the eggs are &ldquo;flash frozen&rdquo;. Our vitrification process results in an egg survival rate of over 90%.

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<h3>Why should I freeze my eggs?&nbsp;</h3>
The chances&nbsp;of becoming pregnant begins&nbsp;to&nbsp;decline in women&nbsp;after&nbsp;the&nbsp;age&nbsp;of&nbsp;28. Age&nbsp;negatively&nbsp;affects the quality and quantity of your eggs.&nbsp;It also becomes increasingly possible that your eggs may have chromosomal abnormalities&nbsp;as you age.&nbsp;
Therefore, egg freezing gives you a better chance of successful conception through IVF. The eggs you freeze now will remain at the same &ldquo;age&rdquo;&nbsp;you&nbsp;are now, so regardless of your age when you decide to start a family, your eggs will still be in their prime.&nbsp;
<h3>Does the egg retrieval process hurt and how soon after can I return to work?&nbsp;</h3>
&nbsp;The egg retrieval&nbsp;process&nbsp;is&nbsp;generally&nbsp;fast and&nbsp;uneventful;&nbsp;however&nbsp;some women&nbsp;experience temporary soreness&nbsp;and tenderness&nbsp;after the procedure. Every person has a different&nbsp;experience,&nbsp;but most&nbsp;women&nbsp;are able to return to work the next day.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Will preservation methods affect my fertility?&nbsp;</h3>
No. Each month many eggs are dissolved and absorbed by&nbsp;your&nbsp;body&nbsp;prior to the selection of&nbsp;a&nbsp;single egg that&nbsp;is released during <a href="/en-us/us-shop/client/blog/learn-about-ovulation/">ovulation</a>. The fertility medications&nbsp;mentioned above&nbsp;preserve a portion of these excess eggs,&nbsp;which the body would have ordinarily discarded,&nbsp;and tells them to mature. Therefore,&nbsp;additional eggs are&nbsp;never&nbsp;used in the process.&nbsp;
<h3>Questions about fertility preservation?&nbsp;</h3>
Cryos&nbsp;has&nbsp;both the experience and the capability&nbsp;to provide this service for you. Our&nbsp;onsite surgery center and state-of-the-art embryology lab, located at our US headquarters in <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/LbfzgW5qCJG2">Orlando, Florida</a>, has performed this procedure hundreds of times.&nbsp;
Contact us to speak with one of our knowledgeable bilingual Customer Care Representatives, call us at (407) 203-1175 or email us &nbsp;<a href="mailto:usa@cryosinternational.com">usa@cryosinternational.com</a>. We also have a live online chat that you can access through our website.

Fertility preservation for women

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As a woman you have options when it comes to parenthood.&nbsp;Through the use of&nbsp;fertility preservation, you now have the ability to store eggs for&nbsp;your&nbsp;future&nbsp;family.