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Less than a decade ago, human egg freezing was considered a
new, expensive and uncertain technology.
Today, the costs will still put a dent in your bank account, but science
has made great advances.
The breakthrough was a process called vitrification or flash-freezing. “ 80 percent or more of vitrified eggs
survive thawing and up to 12% of thawed fertilized eggs produce a pregnancy.” With significant improvements in freezing and
thawing techniques, the probability for overall success increases.