Abstract
Oocyte donation has become an increasingly prevalent and successful mechanism for achieving pregnancy in women of advanced reproductive age experiencing a decline in oocyte quantity and quality. The logistics of planning oocyte donation cycles can be difficult, particularly when donors are traveling from a distance or when synchronization with a recipient’s cycle is necessary for a fresh embryo transfer. Cycle programming with combined hormonal contraceptive pills has been used to overcome this challenge; however, combined hormonal contraception has been associated with longer stimulations and higher gonadotropin dose requirements (1).
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