How is egg freezing in Iran?

These days having different kinds of surgeries in Iran is getting popular because of their quality, expenses, hospital grades, patient satisfaction, and doctors’ expertise. So many young women ask about egg freezing in Iran and its procedure.

Generally, egg freezing, also known as oocyte cryopreservation, involves stimulating the ovaries with hormones to produce multiple eggs, retrieving the eggs from the ovaries, and taking them to the laboratory, where they are cooled to temperatures below freezing and stored until they can be thawed at a later time. The eggs can then be used later to start a pregnancy.

But for egg freezing in Iran, there are some differences. First, you must find a reliable company  to book tickets, hotel rooms, appointments with an experienced doctor, hospital procedures, guides, and other necessary types of equipment for you.

After talking with consultants about your preferences for egg freezing in Iran, they will introduce a fertility clinic with experience in that area. Most of the time, experts are called reproductive endocrinologists.

Remember, though, that a clinic’s success rate depends on many things, like the ages of the women it treats.

If you’re worried about how much egg freezing in IRAN will cost, ask how much each step of the process and the annual storage fees will cost.

Before starting to egg freezing in Iran, you’ll probably have screening blood tests like:

Testing of the ovarian reserve

On day three of your menstrual cycle, your doctor might check the amount of follicle-stimulating hormone and estradiol in your blood to find out how many eggs you have and how good they are. Results can give you an idea of how your ovaries will react to fertility drugs.

For a complete picture of how the ovaries work, another blood test and an ultrasound of the ovaries might be done.

Checking for infectious diseases

You will be checked for diseases that can spread, like HIV and hepatitis B and C.

After that, the clinic will establish your individual course of action, sometimes called a “stimulating protocol.” Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is a condition that occurs very infrequently during fertility treatment when there are a significant number of follicles present. Your specific stimulation protocol will be designed to maximize the number of mature eggs that can be retrieved while minimizing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

You should also discuss with your physician the number of eggs that you anticipate being able to recover after. To collect enough eggs for in-vitro fertilization (IVF), the process that will enable you to fertilize and implant the frozen eggs once they have been thawed, you may find that you need more than one round of egg retrieval. This is something that you should be prepared for.

You will have a meeting with a nurse to go through an overview of your calendar and an expected timeframe for the egg retrieval procedure. During this meeting, you will also review your medicines, how to mix them, and how to administer them yourself.

When it is time to stimulate the ovarian follicles, which are the structures that contain and develop your eggs, there is a usual sequence in which the following steps should be performed:

1. BEGINNING INJECTIONS: Depending on where you are in your cycle, the time of your cycle, and the amount of ovarian reserve you have, there are multiple procedures for when you will begin your injections.
2. MONITORING: After you have finished taking these drugs, you will have to come back to the clinic so that you can have an ultrasound and maybe some blood tests. When you reach that point, you will start the injections if everything is proceeding as planned up to that point.
3. ADDITIONAL INJECTIONS: To avoid ovulation while undergoing this procedure, you will be given an extra injection that you will take every day (either Ganirelix or Cetrotride). Typically, this will begin sometime between the fifth and seventh day of injections.
4. CONTINUED MONITORING You will continue to be monitored at the clinic through ultrasounds and blood tests. These procedures are typically performed in the morning so that same-day results can be obtained on your lab work and your injection dosage can be determined.
5. BEFORE RETRIEVAL, THE TRIGGER WAS SHOT: When you are ready for retrieval, you will give yourself a final shot of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) and lupron about 36 hours before the procedure for final egg maturation. This shot is known as the “trigger shot,” administered when the follicles have reached the desired size (as determined by ultrasound) and estrogen blood levels.

Conclusion

Egg freezing in iran for women these days is sometimes like a life savior, and every day many more women decide to do it but for some of them, going under these expenses is a hard choice. But we must know that having a child for every woman is a right, and no one can take it from us. So egg freezing in Iran is an optimal choice for many future mothers thinking about having a child.