Are you ready to expand your family and worried about
your fertility? There are many women out there that have
problems conceiving due complications from conditions PCOS,
endometriosis and age. Have you thought about using donated eggs? If
you are ready to make the step to expand your family you are probably wondering
how long the egg donation process is and now is your chance to learn more about
the process. On average women are born with about a
million eggs, however, if they do end up with reproductive problems or are over
40 years of age they often cannot conceive with their own eggs. There
really aren't many solutions for a woman who wants to become pregnant and
experience being pregnant when there are underlying conditions. One great
solution is to use donor eggs. The use of donor eggs can improve your chances
of pregnancy. Some couples cannot be helped through procedures such as in vitro
fertilization and may want to consider using donor eggs. How long is the egg
donation process? My Egg Bank provides patients access to the
largest inventory of frozen donor eggs in the world. With the diverse
database of egg donors, this eliminates the 6-9 month matching wait associated
with other egg donation programs.
When
you donate to My Egg Bank there is no matching delay which means the donor
cycle can start immediately. The cycle is planned strictly around
your schedule and no recipient cycle coordination is required. This can
help ease any stress usually associated with other donor banks. With
other donor banks once a match has been made, a traditional donor cycle takes
approximately six weeks (from first injection to the pregnancy test). Frozen
donor cycles through the Reproductive Biology Egg Bank take about
four weeks to complete. If you are ready to expand your family and have
run into a road block help knock it down with My Egg Bank.
