What does the egg donation involve?
To begin with, you will be injected with a drug that will inhibit your natural menstrual cycles. The doctor will use this to synchronize your menstrual cycle with that of the recipient. Once the cycles are in synch, you will begin injections of a drug which will stimulate your ovaries to make extra eggs. This typically lasts 4-7 days. Your ovaries will be examined using ultrasound, and blood tests will be given to check your hormone levels.Once your ovarian follicles (that produce eggs) have matured, you will receive one more injection (human chorionic gonadotrophin). A few days later, the doctor will extract eggs from your ovaries (usually using a syringe-like instrument) while you are sedated. The average cycle for this process, from the initial injection to the actual withdrawal of the eggs, is about 3 to 5 weeks depending on where you are in your menstrual cycle when you start.
An egg donation involves the donation of eggs from a screened egg donor to a ready egg donation recipient. This is after the egg donor has been counselled and screened for the egg donor program. Both parties to the egg donation will be carefull guided during the course of the egg donation program. baby2mom Egg Donaton and Surrogacy Programmehttp://www.baby2mom.co.za
