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Fertility preservation
No matter your situation, fertility preservation gives you the option to protect your future. While it doesn’t guarantee a successful pregnancy later on, it offers peace of mind and the opportunity to start a family when the time is right for you.
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What is fertility preservation?
Fertility preservation involves retrieving, freezing, and storing your eggs, sperm, or embryos for use in future fertility treatments. As you get older, the quantity and quality of your eggs and sperm naturally decrease. For women, both the ovarian reserve and egg quality decline with age. By preserving them now, you increase your options for having a family later on. While fertility preservation does not guarantee a successful pregnancy, it gives you the flexibility to pursue treatment when the time is right for you.
Types of preservation
There are several fertility preservation methods available, and the choice of what to freeze will depend on your individual situation.
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Egg freezing
Egg freezing requires undergoing a partial IVF process, which involves hormone treatments to encourage egg development, followed by the retrieval of the eggs.
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Sperm freezing
Freezing sperm is the most effective way to preserve male fertility. You will be required to provide a semen sample, either at our clinic or from the comfort of your home.
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Oncofertility
Modern medicine allows you to preserve your fertility potential during cancer treatment.
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