Posponed Pregnancy
About
Egg cryopreservation (for medical and social reasons) provides a woman with the opportunity to become pregnant later in life. The program entails freezing and storing her own eggs to use them for fertilization in the future. This technique allows a woman to give birth to a genetically healthy child at a later age, even after menopause. Moreover, due to the preservation of the eggs, the woman's body does not have to undergo ovarian stimulation and puncture multiple times.
Steps
Stage I. Ovarian Stimulation
• Individual choice of the ovarian stimulation protocol;
• Consultations with doctors during the IVF stimulation cycle;
• Ultrasound monitoring during ovarian stimulation;
• Ensuring the patient has the necessary medications starting from ovarian stimulation up to embryo transfer.
Stage II. Ovarian Puncture
• Echoguided follicular aspiration;
• Oocyte retrieval;
• Intravenous anesthesia;
• Post-procedure recovery;
• Consultation and ultrasound following the ovarian puncture.
Stage III. Oocyte Cryopreservation
• Processing of oocytes;
• Cryopreservation (vitrification) of oocytes in straws;
• A fee is charged for 1 straw (allows a maximum of 3 oocytes);
• Each additional straw is charged separately.
Stage IV. Storage (Preservation) of Oocytes.
• A monthly fee is charged for storing the oocytes.
Price
Stage I. Ovarian Stimulation: 24,000 MDL
Stage II. Ovarian Puncture: 7,000 MDL
Stage III. Oocyte Cryopreservation: 10,000 MDL for the first straw (max. 3 oocytes), 5,000 MDL for each additional straw
Stage IV. Oocyte Storage (Preservation): 200 MDL/month per straw
Total: 41,000+ MDL