The number of women who choose to freeze their eggs increased sharply, according to numbers from the Human fertilization and Furnis Authority (HFEA). It seems that the number that decides to start the operation abroad is rising. Madeleine Vinolai talks to the Guardian journalist Lucy Hug, who recently traveled to Brussels to freeze her eggs. Explain what prompted her decision and how she feels now after the procedure has ended. Madeleine also hears from Joyce Harper, professor of genital science at College London, about what is included in the freezing of eggs and why the small possibilities for success can be paid women to travel to do so
