Dr. Dovey explains that with new advances in technology, a woman’s choice to freeze her eggs as fertility insurance for getting pregnant later in life also brings up complex questions that have no definitive answers.
By Dr. Patricia McShane – Egg freezing, a standard fertility practice, offers women and couples with infertility more options, limiting the number of embryos generated in IVF.
By Dr. Shunping Wang – Worldwide, it is estimated that there are more than 1,000 live births resulting from egg freezing. Sperm and embryos can be frozen and used in IVF.
In recent years, there have been great advances in ovarian tissue and egg freezing. Dr. Murray answers if a woman’s fertility can be preserved to any age.
