Life moves in different directions and at different speeds. Sometimes future plans are clear — sometimes not at all. Fertility-preserving treatments can give you more time, more choices, and greater peace of mind as you consider becoming a parent at some point in the future.
Even though fertility can’t always be controlled, there are ways to support the body’s ability to achieve pregnancy—both through medical options and through everyday choices that influence long-term health.
At Ovumia, we help you understand what options are available and when it may be wise to take action.
Fertility preservation measures are about giving yourself the opportunity to have children using your own eggs or sperm later in life—even if fertility declines due to age, illness, or medical treatment. In practice, this involves freezing:
eggs
sperm
embryos
The frozen cells can then be used in future fertility treatments.
Fertility preservation is also about lifestyle—small, conscious choices that affect hormone balance, egg and sperm quality, and overall health. Regular physical activity, a nutritious diet, maintaining a stable weight, avoiding nicotine, and moderating alcohol intake can all contribute to better fertility over the long term.
Needs vary from person to person. For some, fertility preservation is driven by medical reasons; for others, it’s about life plans, age, or personal preferences.
A consultation with a fertility specialist can help determine what is right for you.
One of the most common reasons is illness or treatment that may damage the ovaries, testicles, or reproductive cells. By freezing eggs or sperm in advance, the possibility of having children using one’s own genetic material can be preserved.
This may be relevant, for example, in cases of:
Many people choose to freeze eggs or sperm when starting a family is postponed due to:
For people born with ovaries, age plays a particularly important role: the number and quality of eggs gradually decline, and after the age of 35 this decline accelerates.
The younger the eggs are at the time of freezing, the better the outcomes in future treatments.
The most suitable method depends on age, medical considerations, and personal preferences. We will go through the options together with you.
A simple and quick method. Multiple sperm samples can be frozen before treatments that may affect sperm production.
Requires hormone stimulation and egg retrieval performed under ultrasound guidance.
Multiple cycles are often recommended to collect a sufficient number of eggs.
Suitable for individuals who wish to postpone pregnancy until later in life.
An option for couples who both agree to create embryos as part of a treatment, or for single individuals using donated sperm.
Fertility is a personal and sensitive topic. Ovumia’s specialists help you find the options that best support your possibilities—whether through medical treatments or lifestyle guidance.
Book an appointment for a consultation and take the first step toward future-proofing your fertility.
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At Ovumia Clinics, we understand that taking the first step in your fertility journey can raise many questions. Our experienced team is here to offer clear, compassionate, and expert answers — no pressure, just support.
Whether you’re exploring your options or preparing for your next step, send us your question. We’ll get back to you personally with the information and guidance you need.
