Who Has Tried Egg Freezing?
Women’s experiences with egg freezing vary, combining hope and anticipation, and raising many questions about the effectiveness of this technique and its challenges. In this article, we will discuss the stories and experiences of women with egg freezing and how this choice has impacted their lives and perspectives on the future. We also encourage you to share your experiences with egg freezing in the comments section to benefit others.
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First Experience:
I froze my eggs when I was 38 years old, before I got married at the age of 42. I didn’t want to rush into marriage, as my job requires a lot of travel. I was a bit worried that 38 might be late for freezing eggs. However, fortunately, the results showed that I was in perfect health, similar to a woman in her thirties, because I eat healthily and practice yoga regularly.
The egg freezing process was simple and painless. I used the injections on time and visited the doctor for the scheduled check-ups. The eggs were retrieved under partial anesthesia and it took about 10 to 20 minutes.
After marriage, the doctor suggested we try to conceive naturally for six months, but because I was always traveling, I couldn’t be with my husband during the ovulation period. Eventually, we decided to use my frozen eggs, and thankfully, this process resulted in the birth of a healthy and beautiful boy.
Second Experience:
The first time I thought about freezing my eggs, I was 35 years old, but I postponed it, believing I had plenty of time. I thought maybe I would meet a man during that time and marry him, but that didn’t happen, and I turned 39.
At 39, that number was ringing in my ears. I realized that if I waited any longer, my chances of success could significantly decrease. I decided to consult a doctor as soon as possible. After undergoing the necessary tests, I used injectable medications for about 10 days, then underwent the egg retrieval procedure. A total of 17 eggs were retrieved from my ovaries, 11 of which were mature and could be frozen.
Three years later, when I was 42, I finally found the right man. At 45, we decided to try to conceive with the frozen eggs. Nine out of the 11 eggs survived the thawing process, and 7 of them were fertilized. Among these, three reached the blastocyst stage.
Two of them were transferred to my uterus. After 10 days, I took a pregnancy test and couldn’t believe the result was positive. I felt so lucky to be able to have a beautiful daughter at this age. Freezing my eggs was the best decision of my life.
