Doing your research is critical when it comes deciding if being an egg donor is right for you. You should spend time researching the egg donor process and requirements, egg donor agencies and the type of egg donation you’d like to do.
Many women have questions about the medications and medical risks of egg donors. Rite Options, the best egg donor agency in the USA, answers the top questions potential egg donors have.
Egg donation is considered safe and has a very low chance of affecting your future fertility. At birth, every female has hundreds of thousands of eggs, which is more than they would need throughout their reproductive years to successfully have children.
Egg donation, like any other medical procedure, could potentially have complications. The daily blood tests and hormone injections are usually well tolerated.
Medication protocols are tailored to the individual patient. It is usually a combination of 2-3 injections per night. These are subcutaneous injections with a small needle that cause very little discomfort.
It’s important to refrain from intercourse, alcohol, smoking, and illegal drug use during your donation cycle during and after your active egg retrieval cycle, it is important to avoid aggressive exercising.
Yes, there are injections and they cause very little discomfort.
You will not remember or feel anything during the procedure. It is important that you have a friend or family member bring you to and from your egg retrieval since you won’t be able to drive due to the anesthesia.
