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Hi, I’m Dr. Jane Frederick from HRC fertility here in Orange County California. I'm very happy to welcome you to our session today. My expertise is in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, and my background is a specialist in OBGYN initially, and then special training as a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists. Now I've been in practice for over thirty years. As an infertility specialist. I've had over two thousand babies born now through my expertise, and I see patients from all over the world.
About thirty percent of my couples are actually outside of the United States，from mainland China, Europe, South America, Japan. I feel very fortunate that I have a footprint in many different parts of the world that can attract patients who need my expertise. Now one of the most common patient that I see is patients that are here for egg freezing. And so these are usually single women that don't have a fertility issues. They may not have a partner at this point in their life, and they know that their biological clock is ticking.
So I've been able to help that patient by freezing their eggs through a process called vitrification. Vitrification is a very state of the art technology now for IVF centers. And it was one that I pioneered many, many years back as a way of helping to freeze the egg and allowing it to be stored and ready for when that patient wants to come back and have a baby. So through the IVF process, I would harvest the egg. I would vitrify it or freeze it and allow that patient to come back when she has a partner or wants to have a baby on her own.
So egg freezing has been very helpful for my single women. Also my patients with the diagnosis of cancer that have come to me and are about to undergo chemotherapy treatment. And they need to have their eggs frozen to preserve their fertility. The other patient that I'd like to share with you that I treat a lot of theses patients who have a very low egg reserve. These are usually my older patients over the age of thirty five, to age forty five who are trying to have a baby, but may not have been successful on their own, and they realize that their reserve is low.
There are many ways that I can treat this patient. First of all, I would recommend a blood work such as an FSH and an AMH level. I usually recommend that drawn on day three of the menstrual cycle. And it allows me to assess what the egg reserve is at that particular time for that patient in her life. Then there are various protocols that I can use that can help patients. Undergo an IVF process harvesting and a special tool that I would recommend is called PGS, or genetic screening of the embryo.
And through this process, I can take one cell from each embryo and figure out which embryo is a full term, healthy pregnancy versus a miscarriage or a genetic abnormality, like Down’s syndrome. So there are many options, many techniques, many tools that I can use to help patients. These are just a few of the most common patients that I see in my practice, but I'm here to answer any questions you may have, have a consultation with you. Just review your records. Many times
I just offer a second opinion on what to do next. I welcome you into my practice, and I hope to see you soon in the near future. Bye bye.
