Start your egg donation journey today and help someone's dream of parenthood come to life.
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For many individuals, couples and co-parents, the only hope of having a child is to use eggs donated by someone like you.
With a national shortage of healthy donor eggs and an increasing demand, your donation is needed now more than ever.
The decision to donate can be life-changing for not only you, but the people who receive your donated eggs, the children born as a result, and even for your own family if you choose to have one in the future. It is important to carefully consider this before moving forward.
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If you're considering egg donation, the requirements to be an egg donor in Belfast include:
Aged between 19 - 35
Have a BMI between 18 to 34.9 - Calculate your BMI
Be a non-smoker for at least three months, including vapes
Be free from serious illnesses or infections that could be passed to the birth parent or baby
Able to share your full medical history, including that of your immediate family, and consent to us contacting your GP
Willing to have a fertility assessment and genetic screening
These criteria ensure that it is safe for you to donate, and that your eggs are healthy.
Give someone the gift of parenthood and change their lives forever.
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The decision to donate your eggs is one that comes with a significant time commitment. At TFP Belfast Fertility, we strive to make the egg donation process as seamless as possible, to keep your busy schedule on track.
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Fill out our application form online, answering a few questions about your health. We’ll follow up with a medical questionnaire to assess eligibility.
You’ll come into the TFP Belfast Fertility clinic for a fertility assessment which will look at your ovarian reserve and antral follicle count. A fertility specialist will use these results and your medical history to decide if you’re a suitable egg donor.
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We’ll arrange for you to meet with a specialist counsellor to discuss the implications of becoming an egg donor.
Before you can donate, you’ll need to have some blood tests for donor screening. These tests include full sexual health screening, karotype and cystic fibrosis.
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One of our nurses will walk you through the treatment you will have to donate your eggs. This includes the medication you will need and how to use it.
On the first day of your next period, you’ll call us to arrange for some monitoring scans. You’ll also begin a course of stimulation hormones to mature the eggs in your ovaries.
We’ll monitor you carefully with scans and blood tests to plan when the egg collection procedure will take place.
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On the day, you’ll need to:
Fast for a few hours before the procedure
Be sedated for a short time while we collect your eggs
You’ll be able to return home on the same day as the procedure. You’ll need a friend or family member to escort you home afterwards.
Get in touch with our friendly patient support team to find out whether egg donation is the right choice for you.
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If you’re using a sat nav, please use postcode BT3 9JQ.
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TFP Belfast Fertility is six miles from Belfast City Airport and 17 miles from Belfast International Airport. A taxi service is available at both airports.
The nearest mainline station to TFP Belfast Fertility is York Street Station.
The Metrolink 96 service from Upper Queen Street in Belfast to the Stena terminal has a stop close to TFP Belfast Fertility.
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Speak to our patient support team for advice about your options and to book your first consultation with a fertility expert.