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In high-pressure work environments, many women drive their careers to the top, yet in their 30s they begin to worry about the rapidly closing fertility window. Overtime, stress, and single status repeatedly delay family planning, while ovarian function declines faster than anticipated. Stories like that of Tanvi, a 37-year-old senior executive in Singapore's finance sector, are becoming increasingly common: she has completed three egg freezing cycles, collecting 25 eggs to leave more possibilities for becoming a mother in the future. This approach of multiple egg retrievals not only reflects women's pursuit of reproductive autonomy but also highlights the appeal of overseas egg freezing options due to their open policies and mature technology.
Tanvi's journey began four years ago. At that time, Singapore had not fully opened voluntary egg freezing, so she chose to complete her first retrieval overseas, with the next two done locally. Although the three stimulation and retrieval processes involved physical and psychological challenges, support from family and friends along with a clear goal helped her persevere. Her doctor recommended freezing at least 25 eggs to improve pregnancy success rates after thawing. Research shows that the number of eggs is directly related to age and quality; freezing more is not always better, as it requires balancing success rates with physical burden.
Reference standards for the number of eggs to freeze vary by age. For women under 35, an average of around 15 eggs is suggested, with at least 10 providing a relatively high pregnancy chance; for ages 35-40, 16-25 eggs are typically needed to compensate for the natural decline in egg quality; for those over 41, due to a sharp increase in egg quantity reduction and chromosomal abnormality rates, more than 40 eggs are recommended. These figures are only rough guidelines; actual plans must be personalized based on AMH levels, antral follicle count, and individual health conditions. Multiple egg freezing strategies are growing in popularity overseas, especially in the United States and Mexico, where women can retrieve eggs in separate cycles to reduce the burden of a single stimulation while accumulating more high-quality eggs, laying a better foundation for subsequent IVF-PGT.
US egg freezing policies are fully open, allowing single women to proceed without marriage proof; Mexico attracts patients with high cost-effectiveness and efficient processes. Both locations use advanced vitrification freezing technology, achieving thaw survival rates over 90%. Compared to domestic restrictions, overseas egg freezing enables career women to preserve fertility options without interrupting their professional lives. From an innovative perspective, some experts recommend combining CoQ10 supplementation, stress management, and weight control to further optimize egg quality and increase future live birth rates.
When fertility plans conflict with career development, taking early action often brings greater peace of mind. The IVF USA team, founded by Dr. Nathan Zhang, has been providing overseas assisted reproduction consulting services for over a decade, offering US egg freezing, US IVF, and third-party assisted reproduction to those in need. With nearly 20 years of deep involvement in the overseas assisted reproduction field, IVF USA—based on the diversification and personalization of reproductive needs—established an early presence in the Mexican market and became the China agent for Power Fertility Center Mexico POWER Reproductive Center (POWER IVF). Currently, Dr. Nathan Zhang's business has expanded beyond the US to Mexico IVF and egg freezing, Japan and Thailand IVF and egg freezing, as well as Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions. If you are troubled by balancing age and fertility, consider drawing on such professional resources to let scientific planning safeguard your future family possibilities, step by step leading toward regret-free choices.