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Egg Freezing Calculator

Calculate success probabilities for egg freezing and fertility preservation

Calculate Egg Freezing Success Rate

years
Optimal: Ideal age for egg freezing with high success rates
oocytes

Number of mature eggs to freeze

Success Probability Results

87.4%
Probability of ≥1 Live Birth
Excellent Chance
58.4%
Probability of ≥2 Live Births
Moderate Chance
28.4%
Probability of ≥3 Live Births
Low Chance

Detailed Analysis

Success per embryo: 18.7%
Euploid probability: 60.0%
Blastocyst formation: 52.0%
Age category: Optimal

Recommended Number of Eggs

4
for 50% chance
6
for 70% chance
8
for 80% chance
12
for 90% chance

Medical Disclaimer

These calculations are estimates based on research data. Success rates vary significantly between individuals and clinics. No method guarantees 100% success. Always consult with a fertility specialist for personalized medical advice and treatment planning.

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Age & Fertility Facts

20s

Peak Fertility

Highest egg quality and quantity

May not need egg freezing yet

30s

Optimal Window

Best time for egg freezing

Good quality with practical timing

40s

Act Quickly

Declining egg quality

May need more eggs frozen

Egg Freezing Process

1.

Consultation and fertility assessment

2.

Ovarian stimulation (8-14 days)

3.

Egg retrieval procedure

4.

Vitrification (flash freezing)

5.

Long-term storage

Success Factors

Age at time of freezing

Number of eggs frozen

Clinic experience and technology

Individual health factors

Partner's sperm quality

Understanding Egg Freezing Success Rates

Success Rate Formula

The calculator uses validated research from Goldman et al. to estimate success probabilities based on your age and number of frozen eggs.

P≥1 = 1 - (1 - 0.6 × PE × PB)^n

  • P≥1: Probability of at least one live birth
  • PE: Probability of euploid blastocyst
  • PB: Probability of blastocyst formation
  • n: Number of frozen mature eggs
  • 0.6: Live birth rate per euploid blastocyst

Age-Related Decline

Egg quality and quantity decline with age due to chromosomal abnormalities and reduced ovarian reserve.

Age 25-3060-65% euploid rate
Age 35-3742-50% euploid rate
Age 40-4220-28% euploid rate

Important Considerations

Before Freezing

  • • Complete fertility assessment
  • • Consider family planning timeline
  • • Evaluate financial costs
  • • Research clinic success rates
  • • Consider emotional aspects

Limitations

  • • No guarantee of pregnancy
  • • Not insurance against infertility
  • • Requires future IVF process
  • • Storage costs and time limits
  • • Multiple cycles may be needed
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