Written By: Tavishi Dogra | Updated: April 13, 2024, 12:58 PM
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We can’t stop emphasizing egg freezing. The concept has evolved significantly, transitioning from an experimental procedure to a widely recognized method for preserving fertility. This transformation has been fueled by growing awareness, particularly among women who defer family planning for personal or professional reasons.
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However, despite this increasing awareness, there remains a significant knowledge gap regarding the critical aspect of timing. Many individuals, predominantly women, tend to postpone considering fertility preservation until their late thirties or early forties, a period when fertility declines substantially.
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Consequently, conceiving becomes progressively more challenging for women who opt for egg freezing later in life, typically after the age of 35, by underscoring the significance of timely intervention in reproductive health and future fertility options, thereby contributing to our nation's overall progress and advancement.
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We also need to bring out the fact that the only weapon people have against women is that they need to get married soon or, once they are married, they need to have a child soon because age is going to pass by, and it will be too late for them to have a child.
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So, everything else, whether it's their personal lives or their careers, has to be put on hold because of that sword which hangs over their necks. This is one weapon that we have now to offset that entire argument against women, for which they need to be bound by their age. That fact, or that aspect of egg freezing, should be brought out.
