Things You Should Know About Freezing Your Eggs
The basics about egg freezing.
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Should You Freeze Your Eggs? - We already know that Mary Jane is crafty so it's no surprise that she agreed to let SNS pay for her egg-freezing process, but what about the rest of us? Is this something all busy women should consider? Keep reading for facts about freezing your eggs. (Photo: BET Networks)
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It's Going to Cost You - Egg freezing is expensive. It can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 to harvest and freeze one batch of eggs, plus an additional $500 annually for storage. Some women's insurance may cover the cost of a consultation, and financing may be available from some clinics. Source. (Photo: BET Networks)
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There Are No Guarantees - Age can affect the quality and quantity of eggs available, and not every egg will result in a viable pregnancy. Source. (Photo: BET Networks)
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The Odds May Be in Your Favor - The more eggs a woman freezes, the higher her chances of conception. Source. (Photo: BET Networks)
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The Process Can Be Demanding - As you saw, patients have to inject themselves with hormones over the course of a few days. (Photo: BET Networks)
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