Egg Donation - Researchers See Little or No Risk

Posted on January 9, 2009 by Theresa Erickson

New York Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College reported today that there are little to no risks associated with egg donation. Out of all of the cases that they studied they found serious complications in only 0.7% of the cases and minor complications in 8.5 % of the cases.

They concluded by saying that these results are typical as long as the utmost care is taken with the egg donors. This is something that fertility doctors have been telling egg donors and the public for years; however, the research finally backs it up.

"As we care for a young woman who wishes to donate eggs," concluded Cholst, "it behooves us to make every effort to minimize risks that she may experience and to be clear in providing informed consent concerning those risks."

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Theresa M. Erickson, Esq.
Surrogacy Lawyer & Egg Donation Lawyer 
www.EricksonLaw.net

 

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