Match Making Donors
Health Care in Johannesburg

We handle each donor and recipient with care and provide support through the process of your journey of possibly becoming a new and proud parent.
We are supportive. Match Making Donors is an egg donation service agency which strives to give new hope, to longing parents.
Have personal first hand experience of the procedures.
We are SASREG (South African Society of Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecological Endoscopy) compliant.
We're effecient.
Why Choose Match Making Donors?.
We hope to make your experience a warm and caring one.
We are compliant with the guidelines set out by SASREG (South African Society of Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecological Endoscopy) to ensure high standards in our administration and also ensuring your confidentiality and Anonymity.
Based in South Africa we cater for local and international recipients and provide a database of willing and healthy donors.

We cater for local and international recipients and provide a database of willing and healthy donors. We handle each donor and recipient with care and provide support through the process of your journey of possibly becoming a new and proud parent. We hope to make your experience a warm and caring one. We ensure high standards in our administration and also ensuring your confidentiality and Anonymity. We have a database that provides you with donors to choose from, alternatively we can assist you in choosing an egg donor that's just for you. No matter where you are in the world we can organize transportation, accommodation and activities for your donor within the boarders of South Africa. We can also recommend a suitable clinic for your procedure and while your donor is going through each step we will update you on their progress. One of the most attractive things about South Africa is that it has fertility clinics of the highest quality and the procedures are some of the most affordable globally. As a recipient these are the stages you will go through. You will look through our database with a variety of donors to choose from based on your personal needs and preference. We will then approach the donor and they will be given 48 hours to give a response, often they are already ready to donate. Sourcing of potential donors and supporting recipient through out the process. Administration of profiles and screening of the donors. Communication to the recipient, the donor, the chosen fertility clinic and the doctor. Facilitation of the donors psychological and medical assessment. The donors travel arrangements if and when needed within South Africa, and consistent support through the process. When donating eggs you will first have to fill in an application form with your personal detail such as you family health history, interests, education, employment and fertility information. It is highly confidential so your identification will be protected. The initial screening will begin with a psychological assessment, followed by blood tests and then a doctors appointment where they there will be a pelvic examination and an ultrasound. Take note that this is an estimated time line it varies as eggs need time to grow. The reason why ultrasounds are performed is make sure that the growth and development of the eggs and to avoid/prevent Ovarian Hyper stimulation Syndrome (OHSS). It also allows the doctor to to see the eggs as they mature and the doctor can determine the size and how many they are. The way the eggs are retrieved is an ultrasound directed needle aspiration while you are under anaesthetic meaning you won’t feel anything as you will be asleep. The ultrasound probe with a needle guide is inserted into the vagina, allowing aspiration needle to be inserted through the upper portion of the vagina directly into the ovary. The ultrasound image allows the physician to accurately guide the needle to each egg to be sucked out. As the fluid is released, the egg is released and collected in the lab. You must have someone to drive you home as you will still be recovering. You may experience some cramping and spotting following the process and the clinic will prescribe the appropriate pain medication. You should avoid unprotected sexual relations seven days prior to the egg retrieval and for two weeks after the retrieval (until you get your next menstrual period).