Is it possible to harvest my eggs if I've had a tubal ligation and a uterine ablation?
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I am 43-year-old woman with 3 kids. Divorced now, looking to possibly have my eggs harvested so that I could use a surrogate. I have had a tubal ligation and 2 uterine ablations. I had 6 months of Lupron. Have the symptoms of my periods, but no period. Possible?

I'm 47 and had a partial hysterectomy, am I to old to freeze my eggs to use with a surrogate later?
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I am recently remarried and my husband would like to have children.

I am 26 and have been told by my OB/GYN that I have Benign Papillary Serous cystadenomas. How do I go about freezing my eggs?
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I have been advised by my OB/GYN who specializes in PCOS to try to conceive soon or there is a chance I might have to loose my ovaries if the papillary serous cystadenomas comes back. What options do I have? Thank you.

I am 38 years old....
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I have no partner. Should I consider this procedure?

How do Egg Freezing and Embryo Freezing compare?
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How do the two processes of egg freezing and embryo freezing compare in terms of embryo safety, likelihood of birth defects, length of viability, etc?

Is there a limit on the length of egg freezing?
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How long can eggs be stored and still be viable?

Does nsurance cover egg freezing?
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Would my PPO insurance cover this or at least part of this? And at what age do you recommend doing this?

Is egg freezing an option after uterus removal?
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About 6 years ago I had to have my uterus and cervix removed due to cancer. I still have my ovaries but have no idea if I'm still ovulating. Could I still be ovulating? If so can I have my eggs extracted for use in a surrogate pregnancy?