Egg freezing before age 36 doubles chances of motherhood after 40 without donation

A new study has found that women who freeze their eggs before the age of 36 significantly increase their chances of becoming mothers after 40 without needing egg donation. The research tracked the reproductive outcomes of nearly 2000 women over a 12-year period.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish25d ago

Congelar los óvulos antes de los 36 años duplica las opciones de ser madre pasados los 40 sin donación

Un estudio ha seguido los resultados reproductivos de cerca de 2000 mujeres durante 12 años

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Egg freezing before age 36 doubles chances of motherhood after 40 without donation

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Congelar los óvulos antes de los 36 años duplica las opciones de ser madre pasados los 40 sin donación

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