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Becoming an Egg Donor

A senior college student is tired of being financially unstable and is considering selling her eggs. We give you advice and information on the extensive egg harvesting process before you decide to become an egg donor.

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College Student Harvesting Eggs

July 11, 2016 //  by Jessica Anderson

I’m about to enter my senior year of college, and I’m so tired of being broke. I work two jobs and go to school full time, but between all my living and school expenses, I can barely afford to go out with my friends once a month. I’m starting to consider selling my eggs, and I want to get advice on how to do this. I’m smart, work out and eat healthy. Would this make a difference in how much I can get for my eggs? Is there an Ebay for eggs where people can bid on them? If I post my picture would that help? I’ve heard that the process of harvesting your eggs is pretty painful and time consuming, so I want to make sure I’m able to get as much money as possible to go through this process.

Egg harvesting can be a fairly lucrative venture but it is not a decision that should be made lightly. In determining whether this is the right decision for you, I advise that you consider the following.

You must work with a clinic and complete an extensive application process. If you are between the ages of 21-34 you may apply and a profile will be created for you. You will be required to go through interviews and medical and psychological tests. You need to be comfortable with self-administered hormonal injections during the egg harvesting process. You must be a non-smoker and cannot use recreational drugs. After the application process is completed you are matched with a recipient.

After being matched with a recipient the physical process lasts 3-4 weeks. During that time you will be required to undergo self-administered hormonal injections so that the ovaries will produce multiple eggs. You will have frequent clinic visits (10-12). The egg retrieval process is a relatively simple procedure but does require sedation. The possible side effects of egg donation include bloating, weight gain, pelvic discomfort and moodiness.

The compensation for egg donors is approximately $8,000 per completed donation cycle. Most clinics have a limit on the amount of times you may donate (typically 6 times.)

Jessica H. Anderson
Divorce Attorney Reno, NV

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