Tag: Egg Freezing
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4 Things to Consider Before Freezing Your Eggs
You’re born with a finite number of eggs. As you age, the amount of eggs you have — and their quality — decreases. Therefore, if you don’t want kids …
Read MorePCOS Q&A with Audry Luciano FNP, @NYRW
Audry Luciano is a Family Nurse Practitioner, specializing in reproductive endocrinology and infertility here at New York Reproductive Wellness in …
Read MoreAre You a Potential Candidate for Egg Freezing?
If you’re thinking about getting pregnant, you might be considering fertility treatment. In the past decade, egg freezing has grown immensely in …
Read MoreIs There Preparation for Egg Freezing?
As reproductive techniques and technologies have advanced, women have more options than ever before when it comes to planning their families, …
Read MoreIs Egg Freezing a Good Option?
There's no question that women are most fertile when younger. In the modern world, that can create problems, as the 20s and 30s are when many women …
Read MoreShould I Consider Egg Freezing?
Fact: women are most fertile in their younger years. That's also the time women are finishing their education and starting careers; in many cases, …
Read MoreUnderstanding the Egg Freezing Process
Egg freezing is the process of preserving a woman’s eggs until she is ready to go through an IUI or IVF procedure to get pregnant. A woman’s egg …
Read MoreEgg Freezing 101: What You Need to Know
Egg freezing is an ideal option for women who are not ready to start a family but would like to preserve their fertility for the future. Below is …
Read MoreAll About Egg Freezing
Women are increasingly being told “You can have it all,” meaning a career, marriage and children – something their great-grandmothers might not have …
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