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What is an egg donor?

An egg donor, also referred to as an ovum donor, is a woman who donates her eggs/ova to another person or persons. The eggs/ova are surgically retrieved by a physician through a transvaginal aspiration procedure. The eggs are then fertilized outside the body with the sperm of the intended father or a sperm donor, through an in vitro fertilization procedure, and resulting embryos are transferred into the uterus of the intended mother or surrogate. Many couples who want to have children find it difficult or impossible to conceive. Using special techniques, some couples can conceive using their own eggs and sperm. Others must use sperm donated from another man. More recently, egg donation has allowed some women, whose ovaries do not produce enough healthy eggs, to become pregnant using donated eggs. You may be reading this guidebook because you answered an ad for egg donors or were asked by a friend or relative to consider becoming a donor. If so, you need to learn all you can about the process and think seriously about what it involves before you start.



Becoming an egg donor is a very important decision.

This guidebook provides prospective egg donors with unbiased information. It suggests issues for you to consider and questions to ask before deciding whether or not to become a donor. Egg donation is truly the highest level of giving anyone could ever hope to accomplish. It is literally, the giving of yourself - an unselfish act of mercy, to help those less fortunate. It is the most supreme gift of all, the gift of life. Sperm donation has been available for years. Men have always been able to help other men become fathers. Only recently has egg donation been available for women to help other women become mothers. Egg donation is a fertility treatment whereby a young woman, who has decided to become a donor, is given medication to help her make more than just one egg that month. She is monitored very carefully by the doctor to make sure that the eggs are growing appropriately. At the right time, the eggs are removed, usually from below. They are then mixed with the male partner's sperm, and hopefully, an embryo will start to grow. The cells are then placed into the womb of the woman desiring a child. Hopefully, nine months later, she will give birth to her healthy baby. She will finally have the family she has wanted for so long. It takes a very special person to be an egg donor. Not only does she need to be young and healthy, but she needs to be responsible and very dependable. It is absolutely critical for her to make all of her doctor appointments and to take her medication accurately. Being an egg donor is not only helpful to you financially but emotionally satisfying as well. The fact that you've been an integral part in making someone's dream of having a family come true, is deeply satisfying.



Ideal Egg donor



We are looking for healthy women:

between the ages of 21-32 years of age

who are non-smokers

that have normal menstrual cycles

who are free from any significant health risks

Egg donor compensation

To acknowledge your time and effort as well as your generosity egg donors are compensated $5000 on the day of the egg collection. The compensation is required by law to be reported to IRS for tax purposes and a 1099 form will be mailed to you. The egg donor compensation is paid by the intended recipient couple as part of their fees for egg donation.



Why people need egg donors


Donors are needed for women who:

Are unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy to a viable delivery

Are without ovaries due to medical conditions

Experience non-functioning ovaries due to premature ovarian failure

Experience poor egg quality

Have advanced maternal age

Want to avoid passing on a serious medical condition to their child


What is involved in egg donation program

Becoming an egg donor requires a time commitment and a responsibility to follow through with the procedures outlined by our physician. This process requires taking injectable medication to stimulate the ovaries to produce eggs, and monitoring your response by ultrasound and measurement of blood estrogen levels. An ultrasound guided office procedure is performed to retrieve your eggs with sedation by an anesthesiologist. During the egg donation cycle monitoring appointments of 15 -20 minutes will be needed. This happens during a window of about 10 -14 days and will require you to come into the clinic between the hours of 7:30 am and 10 am. For about 4 to 5 times. A flexible schedule for these 15 -20 minute appointments is very helpful. We are sensitive to the fact that donors are making a sacrifice of time and a commitment to their recipients so the clinic opens each morning at 7:30 a.m. to accommodate donors who may need to get to work or school on time. You will need to take a day off from work or school on the day of the egg retrieval. You are welcome to have someone accompany you during the egg donation cycle appointments including the egg retrieval. You will also need someone to drive you home after this procedure as you will have been sedated, and cannot drive.



Steps to becoming an egg donor



Application and Photo

Egg Donor Orientation Meeting

Appointment with Dr. Marsha Gorrill

Mental Health Screening

Written Profile Posted

Genetic and Infectious Disease Screening


Application and Photo

Interested women should fill out the Egg Donation application and forward it to the clinic for review Your interest in becoming a donor is kept strictly confidential. In addition we would appreciate a photograph sent with this application to help us in the matching process. With your permission these photographs will be posted on our web site for recipient couples to view in helping them find a donor that matches their family traits. If you would prefer not to have your photograph posted on-line or used just let us know. Donors have three options in regards to photographs:



to share their photographs on our web site for intended recipients.

to share your photographs only in the clinic with intended recipients. This means the photographs will not be posted on our web site.

to not have any photographs available for recipients, and only share your profile with non identifying information.

We want this to be a decision you fell comfortable with and this will be discussed in more detail during the Donor Egg Orientation Meeting. If you would like to share a photograph of yourself place your name on the back and mail it with your application or bring it to the Donor Egg Orientation Meeting. You can also scan your photograph and e-mail it to us with your application. After reviewing your donor profile application we will contact you about the next upcoming Donor Egg Orientation Meeting. We hold our orientation meetings at least twice a month and they last about two hours.
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