Who is a donor?
Both sperm and egg donors play a crucial role in helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood. A sperm or egg donor is an individual who provides their sperm or eggs to help another person or couple conceive a child.
Your contribution can go a long way
Sperm and egg donation play a vital role in helping individuals and couples overcome infertility challenges and achieve their dreams of parenthood. By donating, you provide an invaluable gift that can create families and bring immense joy to those who might otherwise be unable to conceive. Your contribution not only helps fulfill the aspirations of hopeful parents but also contributes to scientific advancements and reproductive medicine. The impact of your donation extends beyond a single act of kindness, offering hope, creating new beginnings, and fostering a sense of community and compassion.
Each donation is a step towards a brighter future for many, transforming lives and building lasting bonds. The ripple effect of your generosity touches countless hearts, reminding us all of the profound difference one person can make. Join us in this extraordinary journey of giving and be a part of a legacy that celebrates life, love, and the beauty of family.
Create Families, Spread Joy
Becoming a sperm or egg donor is more than a generous act; it’s a profound way to create families and bring hope to those facing the challenges of infertility. Your donation can light up the lives of individuals and couples longing to experience the joy of parenthood. By providing this incredible gift, you help build families, one precious life at a time, and become an integral part of their journey to happiness and fulfillment. Your selfless contribution ensures that dreams of having a child can become a reality, making an enduring impact that will be cherished for generations.
Egg Donor Requirements
Your generosity and compassion have the power to make dreams come true for families who are longing for a child. By donating your eggs, you are offering an incredible gift of hope and happiness
Age
Egg donors need to be between the ages of 21 and 26
Blood Group and Gentotype
Egg donors can be of any blood group
but should have strictly AA gentoype.
Height
Egg donors should be at least 162 cm or 5 feet 3 inches
Chronic Diseases, STD’s and AIDS
Candidates should not have any
chronic diseases such as diabetes or high blood pressure, nor
should they have STD’s or AIDS. These health requirements are
crucial to ensure the well-being of both the surrogate mother and
the child throughout the pregnancy journey.
Commitment and Availability
Egg donors must be able to commit
to and be available for regular hospital appointments over a
period of two weeks.
Medical Tests
Chest X-ray, conclusion that Egg Donor is healthy (absence of tuberculosis)
Conclusion from breast physician (ultrasound of breast)
Report from paediatrician that egg donor’s children are healthy
Reports from neurologist and psychologist
HIV Syphilis, IgG, IgM
Hepatitis B (HbsAg) ,
Hepatitis C(HCV)
Toxoplasmosis IgM, Toxoplasmosis IgG
Cytomegalovirus IgM,
Cytomegalovirus IgG
Rubella IgM ,RubellaIgG
Chlamydia Virus, IgM,
Chlamydia Virus, IgG
Karyotype genetic test
Urogenital smear
Pap smear /cytology
Complete blood count (CBC) ,
Blood group and Rh
Coagulogram
Glucose
Prolactin
FSH-Follicle stimulating hormone
AMH–Anti-Mullerian Hormone
Cystic Fibrosis
Fragile X
Count of antral follicles with ovarian scan report. (This report should indicate how many antral follicles are visible in each ovary, as well as their size.)
Ovarian Stimulation
Typically, the following stimulants are used: Gonal F, Menopur, Cetrotyde, and Ovitrell to induce ovulation. The egg donor stimulation process lasts from 10 to 14 days, and egg donors are consistently and carefully monitored for safety
Sperm Donor Requirements
Your kindness and generosity make an incredible difference, creating new opportunities for love and happiness in the lives of aspiring parents.
Age
Individuals considering becoming an sperm donor must fall within the age range of 20 to 34 years old.
Blood Group and Genotype
Sperm donors can be of any blood
group but should have strictly AA gentoype.
Height
Sperm donors should be at least 170 cm or 5 feet 6 inches.
Chronic Diseases, STD’s and AIDS
Candidates should not have any chronic diseases such as diabetes or high blood pressure, nor should they have STD’s or AIDS. These health requirements are crucial to ensure the well-being of both the surrogate mother and the child throughout the pregnancy journey.
Commitment and Availability
Sperm donors must be able to
commit to and be available for regular hospital appointments
over a period of three days.
Medical Tests
HIV-1 antibody and NAT (or MPX)
HIV-2 antibody
HIV group O antibody
Hepatitis C antibody and NAT (or MPX)
Hepatitis B surface antigen
Hepatitis B core antibody (IgG and IgM)
Serologic test for syphilis (TP or RPR)
Neisseria gonorrhea and Chlamydia trachomatis NAT on urine or a swab
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Reach out to us today with your questions and let us guide you through every step of this life-changing process. Your journey with us could be the beginning of a wonderful new chapter for everyone involved. Contact us now to start the conversation.
