Egg donation is a short technique with a decent achievement rate. It includes a specialist separating an egg from painstakingly screened donors. The expense of a new egg donation goes from $35,000-$50,000. An egg donor will take the prescription to stop their feminine cycle and invigorate the ovaries. The methodology happens under sedation, sedation, or […]
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History of egg donation
In Australia, egg donation gave the first pregnancy results in 1983. In the same year, egg donation successfully transferred in the USA and resultant of that provided successful birth of a child on 3rd February 1984 in Southern California. In the initial days, many individuals had presumed that egg donation was the alternative to sperm […]
How to access egg donor profiles?
The process of finding the right egg donor is very individual. Egg banks want to give you a sense of the individual personality of your egg donor in the egg donor profiles, even though many people place a high value on factors like height, eye and hair color, and IQ scores. When they find the […]
How it will impact egg donation if surrogacy is banned in Georgia?
Georgia's IVF Law The state of Georgia has a one-of-a-kind IVF law, making it an ideal destination for parents from all over the world with particular circumstances. We are pleased to be able to provide these parents with our fertility solutions while adhering to the laws that have been enacted to safeguard our parents as […]
Egg quality and fertility
Family planning success depends upon many physiological aspects of both partners. But we cannot deny, the role of the female partner is much more than male. A strong reproductive system of a woman is of utmost need to pursue gestation. But egg quality is the foremost important requirement to precede fertilization and the generation of […]
Canned food and fertility
Canned foods are mostly processed foods. Processed foods are simply foods that have undergone some transformation from their original form. Food processing can range from grain milling through vegetable fermentation to more complex industrial methods used for increasing the shelf-life of the products. The following three most harmful to fertility are canned foods: Sweet drinks […]
Uterus fibrosis and fertility
Fibroids are benign tumors that grow inside or outside the uterus. This can affect fertility and the chances of getting pregnant. Uterine fibroids are very common. About 20% to 80% of women develop such type of non-malignant growth by the age of 50. The 30% of women with the ages between 25 and 44 have […]
Chemical imbalance and fertility
Hormones have a lot in common with our reproductive systems; every minute of imbalance causes various fertility problems. Hormonal imbalance occurs when the human body is excessive and has little or no synchronized production of the hormone or hormones that are necessary to regulate bodily processes. How do hormones affect fertility? Hormones play an important […]
Green tea in IVF
Camellia Sinensis is a source of tea; the most common drink in the world. Green tea is unfermented leaves of Camellia sinensis. History of the 10th century BC talks about the human user of tea because of its great medicinal value. It is supported by several research findings that tea has an effect on the […]
Keeping gap between pregnancies
Pregnancy gap is an important part of family planning. Understand how important the gap between pregnancies is and what factors need to be considered before you get pregnant again. Why is family planning important? Knowing whether or not you want to have children in the coming years can help you and your partner prepare for […]