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If you're a single woman considering motherhood—whether now or in the future—egg freezing may be one of the most empowering choices, you can make for your reproductive health. At PatientsMedical.com, we’ve helped many women preserve their fertility through medically supervised, compassionate care since 1974. As the nation’s oldest integrative and holistic medical practice specializing in hormonal balance and women’s health, we’re uniquely equipped to guide you through this life-changing journey.
Whether you’re focused on your career, waiting for the right partner, or simply not ready to start a family yet, we believe every woman deserves the option to become a mother when she chooses. Our team of board-certified physicians and fertility experts, including Dr. Rashmi Gulati, MD—provide tailored, evidence-based fertility preservation plans with concierge-level support every step of the way.
Common Reasons Women Freeze Their Eggs:
Egg freezing is a proactive choice backed by science—and one that protects your ability to conceive later with your own biological eggs.
Reasons to Consider Egg Freezing
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Freezing eggs in your early to early-to-mid 20s is ideal because fertility potential is near its peak, but it’s still possible between the ages of 30 to 40 or even up to 46, depending on ovarian reserve and medical history. Fertility decline starts in your early 30s and becomes more significant with age, so early preservation can offer more options later in life.
Whether you're building a career, waiting for the right partner, or simply not ready to have children yet, egg freezing allows you to preserve your fertility and extend your reproductive timeline. With state-of-the-art vitrification, you can pause your biological clock with confidence.
You are born with all the eggs you will ever have. By puberty, egg supply drops to 200,000 and declines rapidly throughout adulthood. Egg quality and quantity decline with age, particularly after age 35. Freezing your eggs early gives you a better chance of a healthy pregnancy later.
The ideal window is between ages 30–35, while eggs are healthiest. However, many women freeze their eggs up to age 40. A fertility evaluation helps determine your best path forward based on hormone levels, family history, and ovarian reserve.
The number of eggs you should freeze depends on your age and fertility goals. On average: