Whenever one is advised an IVF, there are various questions come to one’s mind. These may vary from How is an IVF done? What am I going to expect? Is it painful? What are the side effects? And so on. In this Blog, we are going to answer a few of these questions IVF is...
Freezing my fertility We often find women in late 30s and early 40s with depleting egg reserve and not willing to use donor eggs. They have delayed child bearing either because they have not found their partner or they were not ready to have kids while they were young. They often feel that they could...
Cancer patients have a wealth of issues with which to contend. For those who have not yet had or who do not want to be done having children, the impact of their cancer on their fertility is one such issue. Indeed, both chemotherapy and radiation therapy can destroy a woman’s eggs, thereby negatively impacting her...
Social egg freezing, more formally known as oocyte cryopreservation, is becoming more prevalent around the world. In 2012, leading reproductive institutions, including the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, announced that social egg freezing would no longer be viewed as experimental, launching this practice into the media and into...
