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Why Should Egg Donors Be Compensated?

Egg donation is an act of compassion and generosity because the process of egg retrieval cannot be said to be absolute without risk or pain. Though this process does not require much time for retrieval, the egg donor has to undergo many medical tests that ensure her physical well-being and rule out any infectious disease. Her psychological screening is essential as her mental and emotional health is equally important, and it is necessary to ensure that she is mentally prepared for the procedure. Egg donation requires commitment and conviction, apart from a noble thought of contributing to other people’s happiness. There is no denying that donating eggs involves risks and this risk increases when the donor changes her mind after taking the fertility medication. There is no medical procedure indicating potential risks, and so does the egg retrieval process. Apart from the physical discomfort threshold, the donor’s mental strength and positive attitude are substantial contributors. Howeve

Why are Donor Egg Agencies Required?

Surrogacy and Egg Donation have come up as big solutions for those who want to enjoy parenthood but cannot do so as they may not be physically fit to carry the pregnancy or be single or gay. Egg donation is a Third Party Reproduction. It is a process by which a woman donates eggs, enabling another woman to conceive. Before egg donation as a solution, people who could not bear their children were left with adoption as the only option. As medical science advanced, there came some new and innovative solutions, and egg donation is one. Now, egg donation is no more a far-fetched idea. It is practically possible and becoming a common practice. With the development of technology, egg donation procedure has become more advanced, and chances of a higher success rate cannot be denied. The egg donor's eggs are now harvested from the donor's ovaries in a surgical procedure that doesn't require her to stay in the hospital for more than a few hours. Eggs are then fertilized in the labor