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Predictive egg cell cryopreservation

Egg cell cryopreservation allows you to try to get pregnant with your own eggs later.

Egg cell cryopreservation

It is possible to cryopreserve your own eggs for later use. In some cases, it is not possible to start a family during the best fertile age due to a certain life situation. Predictive egg cell cryopreservation allows you to try to get pregnant with your own eggs later when your own fertility has declined. 

Female fertility decreases with age

Female fertility decreases significantly with age. The situation varies between individuals, but generally, fertility begins to decline after the age of 30. At this age, the number and quality of egg cells in the ovaries decreases and the likelihood of chromosomal abnormalities in the egg cells increases.

How is egg cryopreservation carried out?

The best age for cryopreserving eggs is under the age of 30. Cryopreservation is an option, considering the individual situation, until the age of 35.

The eggs are retrieved in an ovarian puncture procedure and cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen with the vitrification method. The storage agreement for the cryopreservation of eggs is valid for three years at a time, after which the need for further storage is assessed together. 

Contact Felicitas Mehiläinen to book a first appointment with a doctor for if you are considering egg cryopreservation.

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Why Felicitas Mehiläinen

Felicitas Mehiläinen is the leading fertility clinic in Finland providing a wide variety of fertility treatments ranging from basic infertility care to the most advanced IVF technology available today.
Over 30 years of experience has made it possible for the Felicitas Mehiläinen to offer the highest standards of patient care and reproductive health services in a modern and comfortable clinic.
Our doctors and scientists have always been at the forefront of IVF science and development; in fact, our founder, was part of the team involved in the birth of the Finland’s first IVF baby in 1984.
We always remain focused on the individual needs of each and every patient. We always put out patients first, and that is why we work so hard to listen to and treat every patient individually.