Is the trend of young people freezing their eggs to avoid the pressure of getting married early? Is it a safe choice?

Recently, many young girls are tending to freeze their eggs because they want to focus on their career before finding a suitable partner. However, many people question whether this is a safe choice.

Recently, many young girls are tending to freeze their eggs because they want to focus on their career before finding a suitable partner. Notably, recently, runner-up Thao Nhi Le shared that she had just frozen her eggs in Thailand.

When many people asked about her decision to freeze her eggs, the queen said: "Maybe people will wonder why I did this when I was young. The quality and quantity of eggs begin to decrease after the age of 30. I'm not sure when I want children, and I also don't want to feel pressured to get married as I get older.

Freezing my eggs gives me the freedom to decide when I'm ready to have a baby with the right person. Now, I can focus on myself and pursue my dreams."

Not only Thao Nhi, people younger than her around the world are also paying attention to egg freezing. Accordingly, a female graduate student in Canada also stored eggs at the age of 25 with the aim of focusing on her career and expanding her business until she wanted to get married.

A content creator in the US said: "After stopping using birth control in my 20s, I began the journey of discovering my own fertility. Egg freezing is one of the options." can bring a sense of security later.

It was surprising to learn that I was the youngest patient to come to the clinic. I think young girls also need to learn about this early. That's how we empower ourselves and control our own destiny."

However, not everyone can do this method of "egg freezing" because it is very expensive. It is known that the average cost to collect and freeze eggs in the UK is 3,350 pounds (more than 100 million VND). In addition, the cost of medicine is also a worry, from 500 to 1,500 pounds (15-45 million VND). Ultimately, storage costs increase by £125-350 (VND3-10 million) per year.

However, a medical organization has also released reports on the risk of egg freezing in your 20s. Accordingly, hormone injections can cause the ovaries to be overstimulated. This procedure carries potential mental health risks, leading to mood changes, especially for young people.

Fertility experts warn that many clinics do not have experience with the egg freezing process. This reason causes many young girls to fall into the situation of "losing money".

An expert in reproductive medicine at the University of Southampton (UK) said: "There are many benefits of egg freezing. This technology achieves good results from IVF (fertilization) centers. But I advise Gen Z women should not rush to freeze their eggs.

They are still very young. Egg freezing requires ovarian stimulation, which has risks. The best way to create a family is still to try naturally."

In modern society, young people have a more open mind about marriage. The pressures and events that may occur in life are part of the reason why young people hesitate to get married.

Nowadays, many parents have "headaches" when their children reach the age of "getting married" but still refuse to learn about or enter into a romantic relationship. There are many reasons given, for women the main reason is due to pressure on married life, while men say they avoid it because of economic burden.

Many young people spend time searching for success in work and career first, while others feel that just falling in love will make them happy without necessarily getting married. Ignoring urgings from their families, young people seem to be "closing" their hearts and accepting a single life.

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