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Once again, the rights of people who wish to have children by assisted reproduction are at the center of a debate. This time around, Egg Freezing is at the heart of the dispute between women who want the freedom to create families and those who oppose a woman's option to preserve her fertility. Despite opposition, David Diaz, MD, Reproductive Endocrinologist and Fertility Expert, faced challenges and found solutions for a multitude of his patients. As a result, Dr. Diaz and his staff will be hosting the World's First Reunion of Babies Born from Frozen Eggs on Saturday, October 15, 2011.
With egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) as a young woman you can achieve reproductive freedom by storing your healthy unfertilized eggs (oocytes) until a time in the future when you are ready to begin your family. Egg freezing is a great way to "preserve" your fertility without feeling the pressures of the “biologic clock”. At Frozen Egg Bank, Inc., the exclusive patent pending LANDA Technology is used to freeze unfertilized eggs. Reasons you might choose this option:
Read more on age and female fertility and determine if Egg Freezing is right for you.
You might not know that pregnancy success rates of Frozen Egg Bank patients using frozen unfertilized eggs, are comparable to the pregnancy rates achieved with frozen embryos. Egg Freezing research shows that there is no compromise in success rates when the two methods are compared. The data from these findings have been presented in recent years at the annual meetings of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).
On May 4th, Dr. Diaz was featured on ABC News. Watch the clip:
Frozen Egg Bank, Inc. has perfected a method of successfully freezing and storing the eggs from healthy young egg donors to create one of the most successful egg bank in the country, offering egg donation IVF. If your fertility treatment requires donor egg IVF, the frozen donor eggs are made available to you. Take a look at the egg donation step-by-step process, access egg donor information and compare frozen donor eggs vs. traditional egg donation programs.
Frozen Egg Bank, Inc. patients over age 40 often wish to attempt IVF with their own eggs at least once before considering other options. Despite heroic efforts and high dose medications to stimulate egg production, the ovaries are often unresponsive and no egg growth will occur. In these cases, it is often possible to “rescue” the current cycle by offering the patient the chance to use frozen eggs from, selecting from the diverse group of Frozen Egg Bank, Inc. donor eggs. This can save time and financial resources by utilizing a cycle that is already underway.
Our egg donors are from a variety of nationalities and ethnic backgrounds. They have been carefully screened, then tested medically and psychologically to be accepted into our egg bank. Each donor’s background and characteristics are catalogued as an egg donor profile and made available for review by our intended mothers, thus insuring a close physical match. Because the eggs are already frozen and stored securely, we can avoid many of the headaches usually associated with locating the egg donor and synchronizing the ovarian cycle of the donor and the intended mother. This also eliminates the egg donor’s travel costs often incurred by the future parents.

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