Fertility Preservation

Preserve Your Fertility Early for Better Results

Age is the No. 1 factor in both egg health and quantity, so it makes sense to take fertility preservation steps sooner rather than later. At the Fertility Center of Orlando, Milan McNichol, MD, offers the best in fertility preservation, including egg freezing and a variety of other assisted reproductive technology services. Call the Longwood, Florida office or schedule a consultation online.

Fertility Preservation Q & A

What is fertility preservation?

Fertility preservation means saving your eggs when they’re at the healthiest and most viable. If you’re not ready to have a baby right now but want to keep the option open for later, fertility preservation can save your healthiest eggs for later when you need them.

The Fertility Center of Orlando offers egg harvesting and freezing along with a variety of other procedures to help you have a child on your own time and in your own way.

There are a number of different reasons that women might opt for fertility preservation. These include:

AGE
You produce the best quality and quantity of eggs before the age of 30. From 30–35, quality and quantity decline, and after 35, that decline sharply steepens. Because of this, it’s generally best to freeze your eggs as early as possible. But, you can still freeze your eggs later. It may, however, take two or more cycles to get enough mature eggs.

MEDICAL REASONS
There are a variety of medical reasons that may lead you to choose fertility preservation, such as planned cancer treatment, ovary removal surgery, or gender transition. Or, you may have a chronic condition like endometriosis that doesn’t respond to laparoscopy.

Fertility preservation isn’t limited to women. Men may opt to freeze and bank their sperm to ensure that they have the option to father a child later.

The process starts with ovary-stimulating drugs, which encourage you to make more eggs than normal. Then, after the egg retrieval process, the Fertility Center of Orlando team flash-freezes your eggs. If you’d prefer to freeze embryos, the embryology lab team fertilizes your eggs with either your partner’s sperm or a chosen donor’s sperm before freezing. Then your eggs or embryos remain in cryopreserved state until you’re ready to become pregnant. Your eggs or embryos are safe at the Fertility Center of Orlando. Whenever you’re ready to get pregnant, reach out to Dr. McNichol to discuss the process in detail. He offers a wide range of assisted reproductive technology services to help you get the best results with your embryo transfer.

Start Your Journey to Parenthood Today

Your dream of starting or growing your family is within reach. At Fertility Center of Orlando, we are committed to providing compassionate, expert fertility care tailored to your needs. Our advanced treatments and dedicated team are here to support you every step of the way.

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