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The stored eggs, after analysis and freezing, are kept in highly secure, liquid nitrogen tanks. If women choose to proceed with IVF later, these eggs will be thawed, fertilized, and implanted, with success rates influenced heavily by age and egg quality.

In Asa's case, her plan to use her frozen eggs was overtaken by natural circumstances — she ended up conceiving through a fresh IVF cycle at age 38. Her story illustrates that egg freezing is not a guaranteed solution but a hedge against age-related decline.