While there are plenty of fertility clinics out there, many patients find themselves wondering if egg donation in Namibia might be the right solution for them and their partner’s inability to conceive naturally. But, what exactly does egg donation entail? And how much does it cost? The answers to those questions vary depending on the clinic you go to and whether you’re donating or receiving, but here’s an overview of some important information about egg donation in Namibia.

Introduction

With the rising cost of fertility treatments, egg donation is often a more affordable option. In order to provide donors with a comprehensive overview of the process, we have compiled this guide to answer all your questions. 

The Process

Becoming an egg donor is a huge responsibility, but the process of donating eggs is fairly quick and easy. A woman can donate up to 12 eggs at once, which will be fertilized with sperm by the recipient’s partner.

The Cost

Egg donation costs vary depending on the clinic and what is included in the package. For example, Clinica Femenina has packages ranging from $6,000 to $10,000. There are also clinics that have a discount if you decide to donate eggs more than once. Some clinics may offer fertility preservation for donors who would like to preserve their own eggs for future use.

The Risks

The egg donation process is an easy way to help other families but there are some risks involved. You must be healthy, within the age range of 18-35, and have a good number of eggs for your body to produce. In addition, you’ll need to go through extensive medical testing to ensure that you do not have any diseases or disorders that will prevent you from becoming pregnant.