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Social freezing as a fertility reserve

14 July 2013
|In FAQ
|By Gülden Halis

How long can you have children?

Women in industrialized countries are delaying the fulfillment of their childbearing desire further and further. When giving birth to their first child, women in Germany in 1970 were on average 24 years old; today they are mostly over 30 years old.

When a woman, for personal reasons, does not want to get pregnant in her early years – and wishes to preserve her eggs without getting ill – this is referred to as „social freezing“.

We are happy to inform you about the possibilities of social freezing.

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