IVF with Egg Donation
IVF with an egg donor is one of the most effective assisted reproduction treatments because it gives women the opportunity to become mothers even if they couldn’t have children with their own eggs.
IVF with an egg donor is an assisted reproduction treatment which gives women the opportunity to become mothers even if they couldn’t have children with their own eggs.
What is egg donation?
IVF with an egg donor is one of the most effective assisted reproduction treatments because it gives women the opportunity to become mothers even if they couldn’t have children with their own eggs.
These eggs are fertilized in vitro (IVF) with sperm from recipient’s partner or from a semen donor. The obtained embryos are transferred into the uterus of the recipient in order to achieve the pregnancy.
The eggs reception is a totally anonymous act that makes possible the miracle of life in women who otherwise could not have children.
The origin of donated eggs can be:
- Eggs from a donor undergoing ovarian stimulation synchronized with the endometrial preparation of our recipient patient.
- Frozen eggs of donors from our egg bank.
Egg Donation. In what cases is it indicated?
Egg Donation: step by step
Who are our donors?
At The Fertile Group we are aware of the great responsibility that comes with the trust put in our team of specialist. For this reason, we make a strict selection of our egg donors, in order to guarantee to our patients the highest quality and best results.
After going through a strict comprehensive analysis of psychological study, gynecological, genetic, immunological medical tests, and after giving negative results to the main diseases that could be transmitted, the candidate is accepted into The Fertile Group egg donor program.
A genetic compatibility test (CGT) could be performed to our donors analyzing almost 600 most common genetic diseases with high health implications, offering the couple the additional possibility to match it with the future father in order to avoid the risk of a possible genetic disease transmission to the baby.
Although it is a totally anonymous process. The donor and recipient’s identity will not be revealed at any time, our medical team will select the donor with the best phenotypic and immunological similarity to the couple.
Preliminary analysis
After going through a strict comprehensive analysis of psychological study, gynecological, genetic, immunological medical tests, and after giving negative results to the main diseases that could be transmitted.
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The cost of this treatment, depending on specific clinical conditions of each patient, usually ranges from $7000 to $9000, with ovulation stimulation medicines included.
The Fertile Group also offers financing facilities for your treatment.
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