With increasing factors adversely affecting fertility - marriage later in life, second marriages, more stress, there is an increased need for third party reproduction to assist infertile people to have families. This includes egg donation, surrogacy and sperm donation. There are factors at play involved for people to become sperm donor, becoming egg donors and becoming surrogates.
With egg donation - woman need to be aged between 18 and 34, healthy and not predisposed to genetic disorders, able to understand the program and avail themselves for the psychological and medical screening. During the actual egg donor program, the egg donor would need to come in for 2 or 3 scans and finally the egg retrieval.
If a man elects to become sperm donor, he needs to be aged under 35 and understand that his sperm is being donated for anonymous use. It is a far less evasive process as he produces his sperm. This is then tested and frozen. It is kept in incubation for three months.
With surrogacy, a woman requires psychological and medical screening, scans during the process and of course to become pregnant and carry the baby for this period. It takes am enotionally strong person to be in a position to understand and commit to this process.
Conception for infertile people is not possible without the kind assistance of people who give of themselves to enable the ability for third party reproduction to take place. Becoming egg donors and surrogates are generous deeds. For a man, it is relatively easy process to consided become sperm donor and of very big consequence. baby2mom Egg Donation and Surrogacy Programme - www.baby2mom.co.za welcomes all enquiries and persons interested in any form of donating to the cause of third party reproduction and of course available to assist recipients.
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