BRD2 and Other metabolic disease: 2022). In the present study, all Sindhi donors underwent weekly hormonal stimulation, which could increase the risk of endocrine and metabolic disorders. To minimise these risks, a lower FSH dose (80 mg) was used. Furthermore, we opted to use FSH from porcine pituitary diluted in saline solution, as its half‐life is short in the bloodstream. According to Demoustier et al. (1988), pFSH has a relatively short elimination half‐life of approximately 5 h in circulating plasma, while the total clearance is estimated to be around 10–12 h.