In this episode, Dr. Areiyu Zhang delves into the evolving landscape of egg freezing. With societal shifts placing emphasis on career advancement, education pursuits, and changing relationship dynamics, more individuals are considering egg freezing as a proactive measure towards future parenthood.

Dr. Zhang navigates through the nuances of egg freezing versus embryo freezing, unraveling the psychological and physiological dimensions of the process. She underscores the pivotal importance of personalized consultations, shedding light on the tailored protocols and optimal egg quantities suited to individual needs.

Dr. Lorne Brown and Dr Areiyu Zhang share stoops and strategies to optimize your egg freezing cycle.

Key Takeaways:

●      Changing Trends: Egg freezing is witnessing a surge in popularity, driven by factors like delayed parenthood choices and fertility challenges arising from medical conditions.

●      Timing is Key: The prime window for egg freezing typically falls in the late 20s to early 30s.

●      Tailored Approaches: The number of eggs required for optimal chances of a successful live birth varies based on age and individual circumstances.

●      Embryo Freezing Advantages: Comparatively, embryo freezing offers clearer insights and higher predictability of live birth rates, presenting a robust alternative for some.

●      Considering Options: Dr. Zhang encourages exploring alternative fertility avenues, such as donor eggs or alternative treatments.

Dr. Areiyu Zhang’s Bio:

Dr. Areiyu Zhang, a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility specialist, brings a wealth of expertise to her practice in Vancouver. With a medical degree from the University of Calgary and extensive training at institutions like the University of British Columbia and the University of Ottawa, she is committed to optimizing pregnancy rates while minimizing treatment burdens for her patients. Dr. Zhang's research background in fertility and psychology enables her to provide holistic care, understanding the emotional challenges of infertility. As a Clinical Assistant Professor at UBC, she is actively involved in teaching and contributes to national practice guidelines in her field. Fluent in English and Mandarin, Dr. Zhang ensures that her patients receive personalized and accessible care.

Where To Find Dr. Areiyu Zhang:

-        Olive Fertility Centre: https://www.olivefertility.com/your-olive-team/dr-areiyu-zhang

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