Reader Karen S. from Atlanta, Georgia writes:
I’m looking to donate my eggs, but I read on a couple web sites that egg donors can’t have sex when they’re donating. I understand why they don’t want me taking birth
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by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
Reader Karen S. from Atlanta, Georgia writes:
I’m looking to donate my eggs, but I read on a couple web sites that egg donors can’t have sex when they’re donating. I understand why they don’t want me taking birth
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by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
Knowing the most common egg donor requirements is essential to a speedy application process. The most important thing to know is that egg donor agencies all have slightly different requirements for their donors. While one agency may require a BMI…
by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
Reader Alison K emailed:
I’m interested in donating eggs, but I am a little overweight. I’m 5’7″ and weigh about 180, giving me a BMI of 28.2 according to the BMI calculator I used. I was wondering what BMI is
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by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor, Egg Donation
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by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
Reader Sarah G writes:
A friend of mine told me she donated her eggs to an infertile couple in her 20s and that it was a really wonderful experience. I’ve been thinking about doing it, but I’ve heard that donating
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by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
You’ve started thinking about donating eggs. You’ve done a little research online looking at egg donor agencies and programs. Maybe you’ve even made a list of the pros and cons of egg donation. But you’re still on the fence, unsure…
by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
In the last few months, two different readers have contacted me to ask if they can donate eggs if they’ve been diagnosed with HPV, or the human papillomavirus. The answer is, it depends on the egg donation agency. Some do…
by Abbie Waters in Become an Egg Donor
The short answer is yes, donating eggs hurts.
Donating eggs involves periodic pelvic examinations and blood draws which can be uncomfortable for some women, as well as daily injections of fertility medications which can cause nausea, headaches, and bloating,…
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