Andrew Huberman· PhD
And PCOS patients, the beauty of it is they have all these follicles, so we can pull out a lot of eggs. Now, the quality might not be good, but keep pulling it.
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And PCOS patients, the beauty of it is they have all these follicles, so we can pull out a lot of eggs. Now, the quality might not be good, but keep pulling it.
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So for my PCOS patients, generally speaking, we I always tell my patients, freeze 20 eggs because 20 is safe. But as you get older, especially if you have PCOS, I might want 40 eggs.
But freeze and PCOS patients, the beauty of it is they have all these follicles so we can pull out a lot of eggs. Now the quality might not be good, but keep pulling it. So for my PCOS patients, generally speaking, I always tell my patients, "Freeze 20 eggs," 'cause 20 is safe.
But as you get older, especially if you have PCOS, I might want 40 eggs. You know, the more you have, because I know the quality's not that good.