To become an egg donor, you must meet the following criteria:
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You should be between 20 and 26 years of age
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You should be in good physical and mental health
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You should have a Body Mass Index (BMI) between 20 and 26 (according to WHO guidelines)
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You should not have infectious diseases
If you meet all of the above criteria and are ready to begin the egg donation process, please submit your application to us.
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Egg donors must meet these requirements in order to comply with legal regulations and to maximize the likelihood of high-quality eggs. Egg quality plays a crucial role in achieving successful IVF outcomes for recipients using donor eggs.
Ensuring that the egg donor is in good health is also essential for supporting a healthy pregnancy and the birth of a healthy baby.
If you meet the requirements and wish to become an egg donor, you will go through the following steps before donating your eggs:
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Complete the egg donor application form.
Fill out a health questionnaire.
Attend a consultation with a donor coordinator.
Undergo a psychological evaluation.
Complete a clinical examination.
Participate in the ovarian stimulation and monitoring process to allow eggs to mature.
Undergo the egg retrieval procedure.
Becoming an egg donor is rewarding in many ways. In addition to helping families achieve their dream of having a child, you will receive a free and comprehensive health evaluation, including genetic screening, infectious disease testing, and information about your own fertility.You will also receive financial compensation in accordance with legal regulations upon completion of the donation process.
If you have any questions or are unsure whether you meet the egg donor requirements, please feel free to contact us. We would be happy to assist you and answer any questions you may have.
You may donate eggs up to three times per year.
Yes. If you meet the criteria and are accepted as an egg donor, you will receive legal financial compensation.
Most donors are disqualified due to medical or genetic reasons.
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