Make new stories possible, donate eggs
With your help, many women can fulfill their dream of becoming mothers. Find out how to become a donor.
Why donate eggs?
When you donate eggs, you make it possible for many families to fulfill their dream. It is a deeply generous and supportive gesture, with a major emotional impact and human value.
At Girexx, we support you at every step: from the very beginning, you will receive clear and complete information about the process, with all the legal and medical guarantees that ensure your safety and confidentiality. You will have personalized follow-up from our medical team, and we will handle the necessary arrangements so you do not have to worry about anything.
Being a donor is a unique act that transforms lives, and we want you to experience it with the peace of mind of feeling cared for, respected, and supported every step of the way.
Care and personalized treatment
Safety and modern facilities
Care and personalized treatment
Expense coverage
How can you become an egg donor?
Requirements
Age
Between 18 and 35 years old.
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Physical and reproductive health
Good general health, regular periods, and no serious ovarian problems.
Diseases
No genetic diseases or sexually transmitted infections.
Body Mass Index
Within a healthy range.
Commitment
Availability for the process, including hormonal treatment and egg retrieval.
Process stages
First visit
Initial assessment
During the first visit, we carry out the following steps:
Informative visit
A detailed explanation of the donation process and answers to your questions.
Gynecological visit
Medical assessment of your reproductive health.
Tests and genetic screening
Includes blood tests and studies to rule out hereditary diseases.
Psychological assessment
Assessment of emotional well-being and motivation for donation.
Second visit
Results and decision
During this visit, we review your results and decide on the next steps together:
If the donor is suitable
We schedule the donation process and preparation begins.
If the donor is not suitable
Depending on the reason, genetic or medical counseling is offered to clarify the results and possible options.
Our goal is to ensure a safe, transparent, and comfortable process for all donors.
What does the law say?
Egg donation is regulated by Law 14/2006 of 26 May on assisted human reproduction techniques, Royal Decree 412/1996 of 1 March, and Royal Decree-Law 9/2014 of 4 July, which establish that gamete donation in Spain is voluntary, anonymous, and altruistic. This legal framework provides for compensation to cover the expenses and possible inconveniences arising from this act.
For more information
We answer some common questions
Who can be an egg donor?
Women between 18 and 35 years old, in good physical and reproductive health, with regular cycles and no genetic diseases or sexually transmitted infections can be donors.
Is it a painful process?
Donation includes ovarian stimulation with hormones and follicular puncture under anesthesia; discomfort is usually mild to moderate.
Is donation anonymous?
Yes. Donation is anonymous and confidential under current legislation.
How long does the whole process take?
From the initial medical assessment to egg retrieval, the process usually lasts between 4 and 6 weeks.
What tests need to be done before donation?
It includes a medical evaluation, blood tests, genetic studies, and psychological assessment.
Can I have children of my own after donating eggs?
Yes. Donation does not affect future fertility or the ability to become pregnant.
What happens if I have a family history of genetic diseases?
A detailed study of your family history is carried out to ensure the safety of future children.
Can I become pregnant while donating eggs?
It is not advisable; pregnancy should be avoided during the donation process.
Do I need to have children of my own before donating?
No, it is not necessary to have had children before.
What side effects may appear?
Mild abdominal discomfort, bloating, and temporary hormonal changes.
What are the risks of ovarian puncture?
They are minimal; mild bleeding or infection may occur, but they are uncommon.
Does donation affect the menstrual cycle?
The cycle returns to normal within a few days after the procedure.
What follow-up does the clinic provide after donation?
Medical follow-up to ensure full recovery.
What reasons can prevent donation?
Genetic diseases, ovarian problems, infections, or medical contraindications.
Can I decide to stop the process at any time?
Yes, donation is voluntary and you can withdraw at any stage of the process.
Would you like to donate eggs?
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