Egg Helpers

Did you know many of our egg donors sign up with their friends? It’s true! If you and your besties are interested in becoming egg donors, send us a DM—we’d love to connect with you! #EggDonation #EggDonor #Besties #HelpingOthers #FertilityJourney #MakeADifference

We understand that egg donation is a deeply personal and heartfelt journey that leaves a lasting impact. By donating, you’re helping individuals, couples, or families fulfill their dream of bringing new life into the world. Your generosity becomes a meaningful part of their story, their joy, and their future. At Egg Helpers, our team of experts is here to support you every step of the way on your donor journey. Have any questions? Drop them below, and our egg donor mentors will be happy to assist! #Eggdonor #Eggdonation #Familybuilding #Donorconception

Becoming an egg donor is simpler than you might think! At Egg Helpers, we’ve streamlined the process to make it as easy and stress-free as possible. Curious if you qualify? Take our quick quiz linked in our bio or send us a DM to learn more. ?? #eggdonation #familybuilding #egghelpers #eggdonor #canadianeggdonor #canadian #canada

From class to the fertility clinic—Egg Helpers made it so easy to balance my schedule! ?? Yes, you can be an egg donor and still crush your university goals! ??? Curious if you qualify to donate? Take the quiz in our bio! ?? #EggDonationJourney #EggDonation #WomenSupportingWomen #Canada #WomenEmpowerment #WomenHealth #NursingStudentLife #GRWM #BackToSchoolVibes

Dear Egg Donors, Thank you for taking the injections, pushing through the tough days, and arriving at the clinic before dawn. Thank you for showing up for your Intended Parents. Your gift matters. You matter. With heartfelt gratitude, thank you!

If you’ve been thinking about becoming an egg donor, getting in contact with us is the first step to helping others realize the dream of having a family. Our team at Egg Helpers is ready to answer all of your questions and guide you through this remarkable journey. #eggdonation #eggdonor #eggdonationmyths #eggdonationcanada #canadianeggdonor

A common question we receive is whether donating your eggs will deplete your egg supply. The answer is no. Actually, an egg donation cycle can be comparable to a menstrual cycle in regards to the number of eggs lost. Each menstrual cycle, a group of eggs (about 10-20) inside the ovaries begins to grow and mature. Eventually, one egg becomes the leader. This egg is the one that will be ovulated for that cycle and it sends a signal to the other eggs to stop growing. The body reabsorbs the rest of the eggs and they are no longer capable of being ovulated. They essentially die away. In an egg donation cycle, you will use hormone medications in order to make all of the eggs grow equally. The medications turn off the ability of one egg to become dominant. We allow all the eggs to grow for the retrieval process, even those that would have been absorbed back into the body in a normal menstrual cycle. The egg donation utilizes eggs that would otherwise be lost. Because of this, there is no need to worry about any depletion of your egg count from an egg donation. #eggdonationprocess #eggdonation #eggdonationexplained

Here are our top 5 signs you would make an amazing egg donor! Learn more by taking the quiz in our bio or send us a DM! #eggdonor #eggdonation #eggdonationjourney #eggdonorangels #eggdonorqualifications #eggdonorrequirements

Here are our top 5 signs you would make an amazing egg donor! Learn more by taking the quiz in our bio or send us a DM! #eggdonor #eggdonation #eggdonationjourney #eggdonorangels #eggdonorqualifications #eggdonorrequirements

July is Uterine Fibroid Awareness Month Uterine fibroids are a common yet often overlooked health issue affecting millions of women worldwide. This month, we’re dedicated to raising awareness about the symptoms, treatments, and support available for those living with fibroids. ??What are Uterine Fibroids? Typically non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can cause symptoms like heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and reproductive issues. Despite being common, many women suffer in silence without proper diagnosis or treatment. ??Know the Symptoms: - Heavy or prolonged menstrual periods - Pelvic pain or pressure - Frequent urination - Difficulty emptying the bladder - Constipation - Back or leg pain ??How are Uterine Fibroids Diagnosed? Can be diagnosed through a pelvic exam, or pelvic ultrasound. Let’s break the silence and spread awareness about uterine fibroids. Share this post to help others get the information and the care that they need. Together, we can make a difference! ?? #womenshealth #womensbodieswomenswisdom #uterinefibroids #uterinehealth #reproductivehealth #canadianhealth #womenshealthmatters #femalereproductivehealth