Northeast Assisted Fertility Group egg donation and surrogacy
Northeast Assisted Fertility Group Egg Donation and Surrogacy
Yes. While applying to be an egg donor, you should continue to use your preferred form of contraception. (If you get pregnant, you are not able to donate.) During the screening and cycling process, you will be instructed to go off hormone-type contraception (the pill, Nuvaring) at certain times. Sexual activity will need to be avoided for the short cycle period, as instructed by the clinic.
A recent UK study has highlighted a powerful truth about fertility treatments: for women over 43, donor eggs are driving the majority of IVF successes.
If you’re wondering how much surrogates get paid or what goes into surrogate compensation, you’re in the right place. At Northeast Assisted Fertility Group (NAFG),
Young women considering egg donation should understand the egg donor process from start to finish. At Northeast Assisted Fertility Group (NAFG), a trusted and renowned
Whether you’re applying to become an egg donor or surrogate and want to see if you qualify, or you’re a donor egg recipient or intended parent exploring your family-building options, we’re here to provide knowledgeable guidance, dedicated care, and a truly personalized experience.
Whether you’re applying to become an egg donor or surrogate and want to see if you qualify, or you’re a donor egg recipient or intended parent exploring your family-building options, we’re here to provide knowledgeable guidance, dedicated care, and a truly personalized experience, from your first conversation to the final milestone.