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Recipients Receiving Eggs From Infertile Donors Sharing Half Of The Eggs Collected Have No Less Chance Of Having A Live Delivery Compared To Recipients Receiving Eggs From A Paid Donor by Laura X. Zalles; Jerome H. Check; Jung Choe; Carrie K. Wilson; Donna Summers is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.

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OBJECTIVE: To examine egg donor self reports of perceived long-term adverse outcomes in relation to number of donation cycles and eggs produced per cycle DESIGN: Survey. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Oocyte donors (n1⁄4243) in the US were surveyed a year or more after their last oocyte donation regarding potential long-term risks associated with repeated oocyte donations. Potential risks evaluated included menstrual irregularities, hormonal irregularities, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), reproductive cancer, and postdonation infertility. The mean number of donation cycles per donor was compared between egg donors reporting the occurrence, or not, for each potential risk and evaluated by t-test. RESULTS: Past oocyte donors completed the survey from one to as many as 27 years (mean 1⁄4 7.2, SD 1⁄4 6.6, median 1⁄4 4, interquartile range 1⁄4 2 to 10) following their last oocyte donation cycle. Mean number of donation cycles and mean number of eggs retrieved per donation cycle did not differ significantly between those experiencing vs those not for each of the potential risks evaluated (Table ). CONCLUSIONS: Perceived experiences long-term adverse effects were higher than anti

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Author

Laura X. Zalles; Jerome H. Check; Jung Choe; Carrie K. Wilson; Donna Summers

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 1556-5653)

Published

2020

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)