Donor Egg Bank USA Blog

• 

  A Brief Guide to Egg Donation: What to Know (for Donors and Recipients)

  Egg donation is defined as the process where a woman’s ovaries are stimulated to produce multiple mature eggs, which are then harvested and donated, usually for the purpose of assisted or third-party reproduction. Eggs may be frozen for later use or fertilized in vitro (in a laboratory). Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  My Baby Doesn't Look Like Me - A Perspective on Genetics for Mothers

  Ever since you were little, you’ve dreamt of having a baby. But, your dreams of naturally conceiving were dashed with your diagnosis of infertility. Initially, perhaps, you couldn’t see a clear path ahead, but you persevered. You decided to use donor egg IVF to conceive. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Fatherhood, Finally - Our Path to Parenthood Using Double Donor IVF

  What happens when both partners receive an infertility diagnosis? Some couples take advantage of double donation IVF to make their dreams of family come true. Join DEB USA as one father describes his double donation IVF experience. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Older Pregnancy: Is it Possible to Have a Child in Later Years?

  Despite a change in times, some people still find the idea of waiting until your late 40s or 50s to get pregnant slightly unorthodox. That being said, an average of 13 babies are born to mothers over 50 every week. Why are some women are choosing to wait? Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Pregnancy at 40+: Likelihood, Risks, and Success Facts

  Wouldn’t it be great if having a baby at 40 was as simple as having a baby in your early 20s? Unfortunately, the chance of pregnancy after your fortieth birthday can become an intricate web of complications. Thankfully, there’s usually a light at the end of the tunnel. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Health and Pregnancy After 35: Frequently Asked Questions and Information

  Have you noticed that it sometimes seems impossible to have it all – the job, the relationship, the family? Modern day women are highly ambitious. We seek higher education, job promotions, and the perfect partner. With these goals taking the forefront of our minds, deciding to have babies is often put on the back burner. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Not Getting Pregnant? You May Be Pre- or Post-Receptive

  The Endometrial Receptivity Assay (ERA) test, developed by Igenomix, is a new tool to determine when your uterus is most receptive to an embryo for implantation. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  The Not-So-Secret Sauce of Success: Relying on the Best Minds in Reproductive Medicine

  For us, being a leader in the fertility industry is not just a tagline; it's a commitment.  At Donor Egg Bank, a California Cryobank Company, we know that consistent improvement translates into patient success.   So, what does DEB have up its sleeve for 2018? Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  The Egg Donor Experience: After Donation

  The donor experience is one that consists of busy schedules, doctor’s appointments, and trips to the pharmacy. Once the eggs are collected and stored through a networking facility like Donor Egg Bank USA, you will likely contemplate the last few months and sacrifices you’ve made. Read the rest of this entry »
• 

  Becoming an Egg Donor: Are You a Candidate?

  There’s no right or wrong reason to become an egg donor. Some women may need a way to pay next semester’s tuition, others might want to go on a backpacking trip through Europe before they join the workforce and become full-fledged adults... Read the rest of this entry »

• ← Older
• Newer →