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Egg freezing success calculator

Enter the age you were when you froze your eggs and the number of mature eggs frozen. I will tell you approximately how many genetically normal embryos to expect, and how many live births might result.

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your numbers
years
MII oocytes

Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.

what to expect
euploid embryos expected
chance of at least one live birth
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These are population odds applied to your age and egg count. They are a planning tool, not a promise, and they cannot see anything specific to you.

Based on predictive modelling from average general statistics. There is no guarantee these numbers will predict the clinical outcome for any given individual.

Welcome to the Lucky Egg blog and my Egg Freezing Calculator.

One of the most important questions my egg freezing patients have is "how many genetically normal embryos should I expect from my frozen eggs?"

I've created this calculator to help you to answer this question. Simply enter the age you were when you froze your eggs and the number of mature eggs frozen and my calculator will tell you approximately how many genetically normal (Euploid) embryos you can expect and how many live births might result from those eggs.

As always, this tool is not a substitute for professional medical advice and is only meant to be used as an approximation. Please speak to your RE or OB to confirm all of the displayed information. Note, none of your information is stored in anyway by this tool.

I produce content regarding fertility, reproduction and women’s health regularly, to stay up to date follow me on Instagram. If you are thinking about freezing your eggs, be sure to download my Comprehensive Guide to Egg Freezing.

This egg freezing calculator tool is for educational purposes only. The calculator is based on predictive modeling derived from standard, average, general statistics and there is no guarantee or assurance that the numbers presented here will accurately predict the clinical outcome for any given individual. For medical concerns, including questions regarding personal clinical decisions, users should always consult their physician or other qualified healthcare professional.

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