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For our season finale, we speak to our esteemed Northwell Health colleagues, reproductive endocrinologists, Dr. Susan Maxwell and Dr. Sydney Chang. In this episode, we answer real patient questions and discuss everything you need to know about egg and embryo freezing.

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0:00 Introduction
1:15 What is fertility preservation?
1:37 Why should someone consider preserving their fertility?
2:23 What is the difference between egg and embryo freezing?
3:15 Who is a candidate for egg freezing?
3:50 What is Ovarian Reserve Testing (ORT)?
4:53 Does ovarian reserve correlate with the ability to conceive naturally?
5:39 LIVE QUESTION: Does egg freezing decrease the chance of a natural pregnancy?
6:22 What is the process of egg freezing?
7:08 What are the medications you are required to use for egg freezing and what are the side effects?
8:13 Is egg freezing safe in general?
9:06 How many eggs are retrieved in each cycle?
9:24 How many eggs should you freeze and do you need multiple cycles?
10:25 How are the eggs stored and how long can they remain frozen?
10:38 What is the process of thawing the eggs?
11:29 What can you do to increase your chance of a successful pregnancy following fertility preservation?
12:15 Are assisted reproductive technology pregnancies a higher risk?
12:53 What is preeclampsia?
13:29 LIVE QUESTION: Is egg freezing covered by insurance?
14:17 LIVE QUESTION: Is it recommended to freeze your eggs if you are planning to conceive after the age of 35?
15:19 What happens if you decide not to use your frozen eggs?
15:54 What are some common misconceptions about egg freezing?
16:50 LIVE QUESTION: What is the success rate with frozen eggs for someone who is in their late 30s?
17:23 Is the success rate based on the age at which the eggs were frozen or the age of which the woman decides to have a pregnancy?
17:46 Can you discuss what you mean by 'egg quality' and can you test egg quality?
18:51 Can you test the quality of an embryo?
19:29 Last Question: If you had one action step to recommend to our viewers to improve their health and start today, what would it be?
21:25 Outro