Factors that may influence the number of eggs recommended include:
- Your age at the time of egg freezing
- Ovarian reserve assessment results
- Whether you hope to have one child or multiple children in the future
In general, younger women may require fewer frozen eggs to achieve a similar chance
of future pregnancy, as both egg quality and quantity naturally decline with age.
Based on your fertility assessment, your specialist will advise on the number of
egg freezing cycles that may be appropriate. After each cycle, you will receive
a summary of the number of eggs successfully frozen and whether additional cycles
may be beneficial.
While egg freezing helps preserve fertility potential, future outcomes may also be
influenced by factors such as sperm quality, uterine health, age at the time of IVF
treatment, and overall reproductive health.