For modern women, having children is no longer the most important thing in life. On the contrary, they would rather choose to devote more time and energy to their careers. It is precisely because the matter of childbirth has been shelved that one can preserve their "youth" in childbirth, which has led more and more women to choose the option of in vitro fertilization and frozen eggs in the United States. In fact, many well-known female celebrities have also taken out this "insurance" for future childbirth, such as Xu Jinglei, Ah Sa, Tian Fuzhen, and Lin Zhiling, all of whom have been frozen eggs. Taiwanese artist Zhang Benyu also took out this "insurance" at the age of 37 for future use.

Because freezing eggs is equivalent to buying "insurance" for one's own fertility, can everyone go and make frozen eggs? Definitely not. Not everyone needs to do this for frozen eggs. There are more women who temporarily do not want to have children due to various special reasons and hope to postpone childbirth. As is well known, not all organs can remain youthful for humans. Organ aging is an irreversible fact in humans, and it is also true for women's fertility.

According to in vitro fertilization experts in the United States, women generally experience their most vigorous ovarian and endocrine functions from the age of 18. Although women will have strong sexual function, regular ovulation cycles, and strong fertility during this period, the quality and quantity of eggs in the body will also decrease with age. After women reach the age of 30, their ovarian function begins to slowly decline; After the age of 35, the rate of decline begins to accelerate, and after the age of 40, it descends into a cliff like descent until menopause. For women, the different stages of the egg can also affect their success rate in pregnancy. Whether it's natural conception or assisted by American in vitro fertilization technology, women in their twenties have a greater chance of getting pregnant around the age of 40.

Because of this, many in vitro fertilization doctors in the United States recommend that people freeze their eggs as soon as possible. Due to the need to freeze eggs, it is necessary to have available eggs. If the body is no longer able to develop normal eggs, freezing of eggs is naturally not possible. In addition, the older the age, especially women over 40 years old, the more difficulties they may encounter when retrieving qualified eggs, and the likelihood of egg recovery is also lower.

In summary, the arrival of frozen eggs is to help women who currently have no desire to have children, but are concerned that they may change their minds and want children in the future without enough eggs to fulfill this wish. The editor also reminds everyone to freeze eggs before it's too late.