No, your future fertility is not affected by egg donation. Many of our donors go on to have healthy children of their own following their egg donation. Additionally, the idea that egg donors will run out of eggs is a common misconception, and there are no conclusive studies showing that women who have donated their…
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The retrieval is done in our office and takes about 15-20 minutes. It is a non-invasive, outpatient surgery where an ultrasound guided needle is inserted through the vaginal wall. The needle to drain the fluid from your ovarian follicles to retrieve the mature eggs. Because this procedure is done vaginally, there are no incisions or…
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The World Egg Bank screens all applicants to meet certain qualifications, which are listed below: Female between ages 18-32 years old Resident of the United States or Canada Non-smoker No history of alcohol or drug abuse/addiction Must have knowledge of medical and genetic family history, all the way up to biological grandparents. Even if an…
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What is Endometriosis? About 1 in 10 women will have to deal with endometriosis at some point in their life. Endometriosis is a condition, that usually occurs during a woman’s reproductive years, in which the lining of the uterus begins to grow outside of the uterus. This will cause scar tissue and adhesions which could…
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Many egg donors describe their experience during their donation cycle and post-retrieval as being similar to PMS symptoms, such as cramping, bloating, fatigue, and soreness. There is a way to help conquer these common side effects and that is through the magic of food! We’ve compiled a list for donors to help fuel their body…
DetailsThe World Egg Bank was excited to learn about a new online service, Donor Sibling Registry, that helps donor recipients deal with life after conception. Getting in contact with a sperm, egg or embryo donor later on in life can be difficult. Donor Sibling Registry understands this, but they are doing what they can to…
DetailsThree Makes a Baby is a guide book written by Jana M. Rupnow, MA, LPC for parents considering using a donor to conceive. The publication chronicles the challenges families face with infertility and adoption. Similarly, the book goes into detail about egg donor surrogates for couples that are unable to make babies naturally. From third-party…
DetailsWe understand that there are many options available to parents with regards to using an egg donor. The World Egg Bank provides an innovative solution for REI nurses, reproductive endocrinologists and the patients they treat. Here’s what makes The World Egg Bank stand out from the crowd. Based in Phoenix, AZ, The World Egg Bank…
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DetailsOur Proprietary Process For Shipping Oocytes At The World Egg Bank, we strive to make our shipping and receiving procedures as straight forward as possible. For this reason, our shipping procedure starts days to weeks ahead of the planned shipping date. As soon as a patient has finalized the details of obtaining their eggs, an…
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