Reported 8 months ago
With modern individuals marrying and having children later in life, many older single women are choosing to freeze their eggs in anticipation of future fertility plans. Some regions in Taiwan are offering subsidies for egg freezing to promote fertility, but the central government warns that delaying fertility through egg freezing can increase risks associated with aging. The efficacy of egg freezing and its impact on fertility rates and addressing low birth rates are being explored. Doctors recommend women freeze their eggs between the ages of 30 and 35 to ensure better quality and higher success rates in the future, emphasizing the importance of planning for fertility. Legislative amendments are being considered to legalize artificial reproduction for single women and same-sex partners, aiming to provide more opportunities for using frozen eggs beyond just infertile couples.
Source: YAHOO