Are you contemplating about donating your valuable eggs but worried about the possible side effects of IVF stimulation and hesitating in moving forward?

Let us share with you that: women are born with roughly two million eggs (also called oocytes) in total at birth. By the time puberty hits, the total count of oocyte remaining in one’s ovaries has already decrease to about 400,000. Throughout puberty to menopause, only approximately 400-500 oocytes will ever reach maturity and be released from the ovaries by the process of ovulation. All the rest will simply vanish by a process of attrition.

One can offer these oocytes by way of maturing them via IVF process and donate to other women who suffer from infertility without jeopardizing one's own ability to become pregnant thereafter. Also, if you are ever concerned about whether IVF process might lead to ovarian cancer later in your life, American Society for Reproductive Medicine states “Although initial reports suggested that women who use fertility drugs have an increased risk for ovarian cancer, numerous recent studies support the conclusion that fertility drugs are not linked to ovarian cancer.”

There are different types of Egg Donor stimulation protocols. With the appropriate stimulation protocol, oocyte donation process can be effective while at the same time minimizing the side effects from using stimulation medications.