The role of cryopreservation in IVF

From the fight against infertility to parenthood:

For couples experiencing fertility issues, cryopreservation has proven to be a groundbreaking solution on the path to parenthood. We explore the critical role cryopreservation plays in in vitro fertilization (IVF) and how it offers hope and new possibilities for those seeking a family. Fertility preservation: Cryopreservation allows for the storage of eggs, sperm, and embryos, providing a lifeline for individuals whose fertility may be at risk due to medical treatments, genetic disorders, or personal circumstances. Safe storage in a nitrogen tank at the extremely low liquid nitrogen temperature of -196°C allows fertility cells to be used at a later date. Expanding treatment options: Freezing excess embryos during an IVF cycle allows couples to transfer individual embryos, reducing the risk of multiple pregnancies. Surplus embryos are stored in a cryogenic container, allowing for additional cycles without restimulation if needed. Maximizing success rates: Cutting-edge cryogenic technology such as vitrification has revolutionized assisted reproduction. By storing embryos at the optimal stage of development, the chances of successful implantation and pregnancy significantly increase. Emotional and financial relief: Cryopreservation offers not only medical but also emotional and financial relief. It gives couples a sense of control and can reduce the costs of subsequent IVF cycles, as frozen embryos can be used for future transfers. At Consarctic, we understand that cryopreservation and related technologies such as the right freezing equipment, cryotransfer, and high-quality nitrogen containers are essential for the path to parenthood. Our expertise in cryogenic storage helps couples realize their dream of having their own child.