Egg freezing, also known as mature oocyte cryopreservation, is a method used to save women’s ability to get pregnant in the future.
Eggs harvested from your ovaries are frozen unfertilized and stored for later use. A frozen egg can be thawed, combined with sperm in a lab and implanted in your uterus (in vitro fertilization).
The average age women get pregnant is constantly rising while the ability to conceive is naturally decreasing, a decrease that gets even steeper as the years pass by.Ideally, freezing eggs should be the obvious choice for any woman who might consider conceiving in the future and would like to increase her fertility possibilities for when the time comes.
Some of those who freeze their eggs - will never need to use it. Either because they will end up not choosing to get pregnant in the future or because they will naturally conceive.
However, freezing your eggs today preserves the quality of your eggs as they are now and might be the only option to conceive a child with your own genetic material when in the future you choose to have it.
Infinite has developed the Finite Score to provide a perspective to your current biological clock status. The Finite Score will help you understand where you are. With the help of our consultant and expert Doctors, once you have your Finite Score, we can together make an informed decision around the ideal timing egg freezing should be considered.
Typically 2 weeks. You will be expected to visit the centera few times for follicle monitoring and then when you are ready for the egg retrieval we will spend half a day at the clinic. The procedure itself takes 5-10 minutes.
The long answer is: Since Age is one of the parameters that composes the Finite Score, by definition, your score will change every year. However, the recommendation to repeat the Finite Score will differ between individuals (based on the score and its components). We believe that the Finite Score is there to help you make a decision for Egg Freezing. Hence, whenever the question arises, it is recommended to assess your score. The Short answer: Every 12-24 months.
The Finite Score is a tool to help with your decision, it is a directive score. It was built based on research of dozens of previous patients