You can typically donate your eggs between the ages of 18 and 35. Most fertility clinics have age limits within this range to ensure optimal egg quality and donor health. Potential donors usually undergo medical evaluations and psychological assessments before being accepted into a donation program. It's important to check the specific requirements of the clinic you are considering, as they may vary.
the typical age range to donate your eggs in 18 or 19- 30
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The age of 62 is too old to donate. I know waht you mean I'm 34 with three beautiful boys at home ages ten, four and two and I want to donate to help other families. I'm just past most age limits but still have viable eggs! Hi I am same as your age andhave no kids, doctor has recommended me totry with donor eggs...can you help I am 5-3" black hair and eyes with O+ blood type and in Canada. Are your eggs frozen??? Iam in my 40 and have no children yet. I need a donor eggs to realize my dream of creating a family. Maybe you are my help! I have black eyes, black hair, fair complexion and I live in Toronto.
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No, typically you cannot donate eggs if you are infertile. Egg donation requires viable eggs that can be fertilized, and infertility usually indicates that the individual's eggs are not suitable for this purpose. Donor candidates usually undergo medical evaluations to ensure they have healthy, functional reproductive capabilities.
You have to be 17 or over that age.
No, you will never pay for donating or selling your eggs. The recipient will bear those costs.
You need someone to donate eggs and then they fertilize them and then insert them into your uterus.
Ask your doctor to refer you to a recommended fertility clinic.
Well, this depends on what kind of eggs you want to donate. One has to clarify if they want to donate chicken eggs or human eggs. I suggest looking up the Center for Human Reproduction. They should have any information you would need.
At the age of 10 you are a child and it is not legal to donate a kidney to someone.