Egg donors may be anonymous or known to the intended parents. Anonymous donors, called nonidentified donors, are matched through clinics or agencies, while known or directed donors may be relatives or acquaintances. Many intended parents consider a sister or cousin as a donor, which can allow a genetic connection to the child, reduce fees, and shorten the search process. However, relying on a family member carries risks: strained relationships can create complications, and the donor may not provide as many eggs or be ready for retrieval immediately.
Directed donor arrangements are often chosen when the intended parents have a strong relationship with the donor, are a gay male couple pursuing surrogacy, or have specific preferences not met by agencies. Regardless of familiarity, it’s crucial to assess health and family history. Donors should undergo full medical evaluation, including genetic carrier screening and family history review, to identify potential hereditary conditions.
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