More single women in South Korea are freezing their eggs


By AGENCY

Women opt to freeze their eggs to stop the biological clock and keep their options of having children open. Photo: AFP

Lee Soo-jin (not her real-name), a single woman in her mid-30s in Seoul, recently decided to freeze her eggs, should she later want to have a child.

She’s not currently dating anyone and doesn’t have any plans to get married in the near future.

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