In dealing with Endometriosis, I have come to understand the pain and frustration that occurs with infertility. The feeling of being alone and having no one that understands can be a very lonely one. Luckily, there are many treatments for Endometriosis that can help women become pregnant. Unfortunately, there are other women's health issues that can prevent pregnancy. One of those problems includes women that can't produce healthy eggs.
Previously, there were few options for woman that were unable to produce healthy eggs,. There really wasn't much recourse for women (and their husbands) that were looking to start a family, other than adoption. Most fertility treatments, such as Clomid, didn't help because no matter how many eggs were released, they weren't healthy enough to become fertilized or result in a pregnancy.
In recent years, there has been a surge in fertility treatments, including the use of egg donors. Egg donors are rigorously screened for both health and legal reasons. Both medical and psychological screenings are completed before the donors can qualify. These procedures are in place to protect both the donors and those receiving the donation.
Egg donors are typically young women under the age of 30 that are in excellent health, both mentally and physically. Couples seeking information can turn to the internet. There are many excellent websites that are great resources for both egg donors and couples to utilize.
If you or a loved one are dealing with the frustrations of infertility due to poor egg quality, consider an egg donor. There are so many options and alternatives for women with fertility problems - egg donation can be an answer to prayers.
Eva has struggled with fertility problems due to her endometriosis, and has become very interested in finding out more about infertility and solutions, and more specifically, the egg donation industry. She has spent much time researching and studying different types of fertility treatments, and enjoys studying the latest methods of treatment.
