Egg Donation
Egg donation is an assisted reproductive technique where a healthy donor provides eggs to help another woman conceive. This method is often recommended for women who cannot produce healthy eggs due to age, medical conditions, or genetic concerns.
What is Egg Donation?
In an egg donation cycle, a donor’s eggs are retrieved, fertilized with the recipient’s partner’s (or donor’s) sperm in the lab, and the resulting embryos are transferred into the recipient’s uterus to achieve pregnancy.
Who Needs Egg Donation?
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Women with premature ovarian failure or low ovarian reserve
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Women who have undergone chemotherapy or radiation
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Advanced maternal age (usually over 40)
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Genetic disorders that may be passed to the child
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Repeated IVF failures with own eggs
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Same-sex male couples or single men using a surrogate
The Egg Donation Process
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Donor Screening & Selection: Healthy, young donors are carefully screened medically and genetically.
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Egg Retrieval from Donor: The donor undergoes a short stimulation cycle and egg retrieval.
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Fertilization: Donated eggs are fertilized with the recipient’s partner’s sperm or donor sperm.
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Embryo Transfer: Resulting embryos are transferred to the recipient’s uterus.
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Pregnancy Support: Hormonal medications are given to support embryo implantation and early pregnancy.
Why Choose Us for Egg Donation?
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Stringent screening of donors for health and compatibility
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Personalized matching for physical and genetic traits
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Compassionate care for both donor and recipient
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Confidential, ethical, and legally compliant process
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High success rates with advanced IVF protocols