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In Case You’re Curious, Here’s How Egg Donation Works
Learn the step-by-step process that goes into preparing your body for egg donation.
Written by Hilary Weissman | Reviewed by Alexandra Schwarz, MD
Updated on June 29, 2023If you’re 21 to 34 with a healthy egg count, you may be eligible to donate your eggs. Your egg donation may be able to help another couple make their dreams of raising a child a reality.
In this video, learn what to expect when applying for, preparing for, and undergoing egg donation.
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