Eggs taken from the ovaries of a fertile woman and donated to an infertile woman. The infertile woman will then use the eggs in an assisted reproductive technology procedure to achieve a pregnancy with the donor’s eggs.
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After being an Egg Donor, will I still have Eggs?Yes. It is a fact that a woman is born with thousands of eggs that she CANNOT use in a lifetime. A woman goes through more than a thousand eggs each month to select the single one that is ovulated. The eggs that don't complete the development process normally dissolve and are absorbed by the body.
Can I still get pregnant after the egg donation?Yes. Donating eggs should not have any impact on your future fertility. A woman has thousands of eggs and will have many more eggs after the egg donation. After the egg donation you should be just as fertile as you were before the egg donation.
How old does an Egg Donor need to be?An Egg Donor should be between 21 and 32 years of age. It has been found that the age of a woman's eggs is the main factor that determines her fertility. A woman enjoys her peak fertility from her teens until her mid 30's; this is the time in her life when she produces the most productive eggs.
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The complete process can take up to 3 to 5 months from the time we receive your application, profile form and pictures. The process involves the following steps: preliminary interview, screening, matching, medical procedures. The hormonal stimulation procedure is by using fertility medication in order to have a larger amount of eggs (the medical part of it) takes 10 to 12 days, before the day of the egg retrieval can occur.
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