Intravenous sedation is also given typically at time of retrieval so there for the process is painless. However once that wears off you will feel like period cramps.
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“What is the egg donation process like?”
Giving the gift of parenthood to a deserving couple is a life-changing experience. Having said that, there are parts of the process like meds and the procedure that will give you some discomfort.
“How old do I have to be to donate my eggs?”
Between 19 and 32.
“Will I get paid to donate my eggs?”
You cannot technically get paid to donate eggs, although all of your expenses (airline ticket, hotel, lost wages, childcare, etc.) will be covered during the process.
“Who’s responsible for the child?”
The Intended Parents have complete care and responsibility for the child.
“Do you do known egg donations?
There are both known and anonymous egg donations. You have full control, and we will walk you through what that will look like.
Can I become a surrogate if I have never given birth?
Unfortunately not, clinics in Canada require that surrogates have at least one natural born child.
What kind of screening or tests will I need to take?
You will be required to have a physical exam, cultures, blood tests, and a psychological screening which may include a written test.
Will my spouse or partner be asked to take tests?
Yes, if you have a spouse or partner, he/she will be asked to submit to blood tests, cultures, and a psychological consultation.
May I become a surrogate if I am not married?
Yes, but only with confirmed support from family and friends.