La cryopreservation Egg donation offers the possibility of preserving the reproductive potential of a woman who wishes to postpone motherhood, whether for medical or social reasons. According to data from the National Institute of Statistics, in the last 25 years the average age for becoming a mother for the first time has risen from 28 to 32. This is a growing trend, as the social role of women has changed and more and more women are prioritizing their education and careers, making job stability an essential requirement for having a child.
However, A woman's fertility decreases as the years go by, and her ability to conceive diminishes, especially after the age of 35.
Oocyte vitrification offers the possibility of preserving a woman's fertility by freezing her eggs. This technique involves the extraction of mature eggs, following ovarian stimulation, and their subsequent vitrification, which entails preserving them in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of -196 degrees Celsius.
Using this technique, A woman can postpone motherhood beyond the ideal age to become pregnant and maintain her reproductive capacity.Since the eggs will retain the same genetic characteristics they had at the time of freezing, if you are unable to conceive naturally, you can use the preserved eggs in the same condition as on the day of vitrification. These eggs will be thawed and fertilized with sperm before being transferred to the uterus.
For cancer patients, this system offers hope of becoming mothers once they overcome the disease, since chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments cause fertility problems in a high percentage of cases. Spanish Association Against Cancer It highlights the need for women of reproductive age to be informed about the different fertility preservation techniques and warns that the choice of treatment should be individualized, taking into account age, tumor type and the urgency to start treatment.
From Inebir We recommend that all women who decide to postpone motherhood consult specialists who can assess their situation and inform them of the different options.
If you would like to know more about oocyte cryopreservation, you can request an appointment by sending an email to inebir@inebir.com or calling 954 302 683.