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DONOR TREATMENT

Donor treatment refers to assisted reproductive procedures where donated gametes (sperm or eggs) or embryos are used to help individuals or couples achieve pregnancy. These procedures are typically utilized by individuals or couples who are unable to conceive using their own gametes due to factors such as infertility, genetic conditions, or absence of gametes.

When is Donor Treatment recommended?

Donor treatment offers options for individuals or couples who may not be able to conceive using their own gametes. It allows them to achieve pregnancy and build a family through assisted reproductive techniques.

Women with poor egg quality, often associated with advanced maternal age or certain medical conditions, may be advised to consider donor egg IVF as a treatment option.
Ovulation is the process of release of eggs from the ovaries during a woman's menstrual cycle. When Ovulation is disrupted or absent, there will be fewer eggs available for fertilization.
Couples who have undergone multiple unsuccessful IVF cycles using the woman's own eggs may be advised to consider donor egg IVF as an alternative approach to achieve pregnancy.
Women who experience premature ovarian failure, where ovarian function declines before the age of 40, may require donor eggs to conceive.
In males, infertility issue where the quality or quantity of the sperm is not sufficient to fertilize the eggs, IVF treatment may be needed. Issues may range from Low Sperm count, Reduced Sperm Motility, Ejaculatory disorders, Azoospermia etc.
Couples with known genetic conditions that they do not wish to pass on to their offspring may opt for donor sperm, eggs, or embryos to avoid transmitting the genetic condition to their children.
Single individuals who desire to become parents but do not have a partner or do not wish to use a partner's gametes may consider donor sperm, eggs, or embryos to achieve parenthood
Same-sex female couples may use donor sperm to achieve pregnancy through IUI or IVF, while same-sex male couples may use donor eggs and a gestational surrogate to have a child.
Same-sex female couples may use donor sperm to achieve pregnancy through IUI or IVF, while same-sex male couples may use donor eggs and a gestational surrogate In cases of unexplained infertility where no specific cause can be identified, donor sperm or donor eggs may be considered as a treatment option to increase the chances of conception.to have a child.

TYPES OF DONOR TREATMENT

Donor Treatment can be for sperm, egg or even embryo, depending on severity and type of male and female infertility.

Donor Sperm

Sperm donation is a process where a man donates his sperm to be used by individuals or couples who are seeking assistance to conceive a child. Sperm donation can be used in various assisted reproductive techniques, including intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF), to help individuals or couples achieve pregnancy.

Egg Donation

Donor egg IVF, also known as egg donation, is a fertility treatment option where eggs donated by another woman (the egg donor) are used to facilitate pregnancy in individuals or couples who are unable to conceive with their own eggs.

Donor Embryo Transfer

Donor embryo transfer involves the transfer of embryos donated by another couple (the embryo donors) into the uterus of the recipient. The embryos are typically created through IVF using the gametes of the embryo donors.

DONOR TREATMENT WITH EVARA FERTILITY!

Donor Treatment is a highly specialised process, where precision of treatment is as important as maintaining trust and transparency throughout the system. With Evara Fertility, you are assured of only the best quality, highly standardised and transparent treatment.

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We maintain record of personal and medical information, including health history, genetic background, and any relevant screening results of the donors

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We ensure that all donors and recipients adhere to legal and ethical standards throughout the donation process.

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FAQ's

Donor treatment involves the use of donated sperm, eggs, or embryos to facilitate pregnancy in individuals or couples who are unable to conceive with their own gametes (sperm or eggs).
Donor treatment may be recommended for individuals or couples facing infertility due to factors such as low sperm count, poor egg quality, genetic conditions, or absence of gametes (e.g., single individuals or same-sex couples).
The main types of donor treatment include:Donor sperm insemination (intrauterine insemination or IUI) Donor egg IVF (in vitro fertilization) Donor embryo transfer
Donor sperm insemination involves the insertion of donor sperm into the female partner's uterus during ovulation. This can be done through intrauterine insemination (IUI), which places washed donor sperm directly into the uterus to increase the chances of fertilization.
Donor egg IVF involves using eggs donated by another woman (the egg donor) in conjunction with IVF procedures. The donated eggs are fertilized with the partner's or donor sperm in the laboratory, and the resulting embryos are transferred into the recipient's uterus.
Donor embryo transfer involves the transfer of embryos donated by another couple (the embryo donors) into the uterus of the recipient. The embryos are typically created through IVF using the gametes of the embryo donors.
Donor treatment raises various legal and ethical considerations, including consent of the donors and recipients, confidentiality, disclosure to offspring about their donor origins, and regulations regarding gamete and embryo donation.
Donors undergo thorough medical, genetic, and psychological screening to ensure they meet specific criteria for donation. Screening typically includes physical exams, medical history assessments, infectious disease testing, genetic screening, and counseling.
Success rates of donor treatment can vary depending on factors such as the age and health of the recipient, the quality of the donated gametes or embryos, and the expertise of the fertility clinic. Overall, donor treatment can offer high success rates for achieving pregnancy.
Individuals interested in donor treatment should schedule a consultation with a fertility specialist or reproductive endocrinologist. During the consultation, the specialist can provide personalized information, answer questions, and discuss the most suitable donor treatment options based on the individual's circumstances and preferences.