Elective egg freezing will be allowed in Singapore on July 1 for women aged 21 to 37. With singles being allowed to go through the procedure without needing a medical reason, Munah Bagharib explores if it could be something she would consider as an insurance for a baby in the future. She meets women who have done egg freezing and fertility experts to find out what exactly she would be in for. Is egg freezing worth it?

Women cannot freeze their eggs in Msia ?

especially for those going thru chemo therapy this may be a good consideration.

Surrogate industry soon booming for the atas...

there are other ways

Avangelice

How????

the book of told

Good for women liao.

We just got back from the fertility clinic.

They collected my sperm sample and both our blood sample.

Yes we are doing embryo freeze.

No married can?

Yep. Women who are unmarried can freeze their eggs. Not embryos ya. Eggs

Singapore can't

Weird. You are talking about unmarried women who wish to freeze their EGGS right? Not EMBRYOS.

EGG= WOMAN
EMBRYO = WOMAN + MAN

Because some women who are in late 30s who cannot find a partner can freeze their eggs in hopes they can be mothers when they hit early to mid 40s

This post has been edited by Avangelice: May 30 2023, 03:22 PM

how much they charge? how they charge? need pay retainer fee for them to keep ur egg and sperms also right

what i do know is that want freeze, do it when young.

younger eggs = more likely to conceive. older women produce not only less eggs but also lower quality.

eggs harvested at 21 even if reimplanted back at 35 would still have age 21 quality. makes a lot of difference to those looking for ivf.

less issue in bolehland. baby making still productive.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid...mibextid=Nif5oz

This was the post that got me to go to sunway fertility Kuching.

I have to pay that amount next month before my wife chemo treatment starts.

800 myr per year to keep the eggs. BTW this does not cover PGTM test

This post has been edited by Avangelice: May 30 2023, 03:39 PM

if not wrong can but it's not cheap at all

Yes, eggs.

Woman needed to go to Thailand to do it

Oh yeah I just remembered when my wife was newly diagnosed with cancer and I needed some consultation with doctors in SG. They said they don't have the license to dispense online consultation to non Singaporeans or there's a law you need to be face to face to do it.

Weird as fuck

Add on

OP you need to refresh your memory oi

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/from...s%20Development.

This post has been edited by Avangelice: May 30 2023, 03:46 PM

How many years can egg last?