Freezing Eggs journey

[Saira134]

Can anyone recommend a clinic in London to have eggs frozen. Any experiences are welcome too.. I need to do this to give myself a chance to conceive in the future. Any advice/ success stories? Thanks

[Cinderella5]

Hi, I cant help with clinics but I just wanted to share an article that was in the news yesterday regarding frozen eggs. Im not sure if you are in the position to create and freeze embryos as opposed to just your eggs as the success rates are much better than frozen eggs. Good luck.xx

dailymail.co.uk/health/arti...

[Saira134 in reply to Cinderella5]

I’m unfortunately not ... drs kind of freaked me out saying to freeze them to have some sort of insurance for myself .. im going to an open evening for a clinic in London today — hope to get some info out of it

[Cinderella5 in reply to Saira134]

Its pretty expensive and they reckon for success you need quite a lot of eggs so more than one cycle so ask lots of questions. Its also not really recommended for ladies over 35. There are other options of course that you can look into such as donor eggs which also allow you to carry your own baby. Best of luck.xx

[ttcemmie]

One of my friends (who is single) is looking in to egg sharing/freezing in London, at the moment, where she is hoping to have her eggs frozen, but also sharing half of them so that her egg freezing process is essentially paid for. She is not 100% sure whether to do this or to combine her eggs with a donor sperm to freeze embryos. She's looking at both routes at the moment.

[DianeArnold Partner Nurse Fertility Network UK]

Hi Saira. Good luck with this. Anyone answering with a clinic name, please do so by private message, so as not to advertise. Thank you. Diane

[Saira134 in reply to DianeArnold]

Thank you x