Assessment
History review, AMH and relevant blood tests, pelvic ultrasound and antral follicle count.
EGG FREEZING TREATMENT IN MUMBAI
A precise process.
A personal decision.
Understand each stage of ovarian assessment, stimulation, monitoring, retrieval, vitrification and storage with clear guidance from one connected fertility team.
2–3 weeks Typical treatment cycleAssessment firstIndividual information before recommendations
Advanced vitrificationRapid freezing and secure identification
Day-care retrievalPlanned procedure with clinical support
WHAT EGG FREEZING INVOLVES
Preserving eggs today for possible future use.
Egg freezing, medically known as oocyte cryopreservation, involves stimulating the ovaries, collecting mature eggs and freezing suitable eggs through vitrification. If used later, eggs must be thawed, fertilised and developed into embryos before embryo transfer.
Egg freezing preserves an option—not a guaranteed pregnancy. Age at freezing, ovarian reserve, number and quality of eggs, thaw survival, fertilisation and embryo development can all affect future outcomes.
YOUR TREATMENT PATH
Six stages, clearly explained.
Your exact protocol and timeline may differ according to your cycle and response.
Personalised stimulation
Daily prescribed medication supports development of multiple follicles during one cycle.
Clinical monitoring
Ultrasound scans and blood tests help the specialist review response and retrieval timing.
Egg retrieval
A short ultrasound-guided day-care procedure is performed with sedation or anaesthesia.
Vitrification & storage
Suitable mature eggs are rapidly frozen, identified and placed in monitored cryogenic storage.
Recovery & follow-up
Receive written recovery advice, warning signs, storage information and future-use guidance.
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Your age and ovarian reserve deserve individual discussion.
Some women explore egg freezing for personal timing; others consider it before treatment or surgery that may affect fertility. A consultation helps you understand likely response, alternatives, possible limitations and realistic expectations.
- Personal, education or career timing
- Low ovarian reserve or endometriosis
- Before chemotherapy or radiotherapy
- Before certain ovarian or gender-affirming procedures
PERSONALISED MEDICAL GUIDANCE