Fertina IVF
The process by which a woman, known as the egg donor, gives her viable eggs for use by another individual or a couple, known as the intended parents, in order to conceive. For people or couples who are unable to conceive with their own eggs because of infertility, genetic, or other medical conditions, this has become a popular and increasingly favored option.
Opting for Egg Donation Treatment might be driven by a number of factors. Since the patient might not be able to create healthy oocytes on their own, it might be the only option in some situations to have a child with a genetic link from one partner. For others, using Egg Donation can help with problems including low ovarian reserve, early ovarian failure, or genetic disorders that the offspring might inherit. Egg Donation also gives single people or same-sex couples the opportunity to have a baby who is biologically related to one of the parents.
There are several steps involved in the egg donation process, including selecting and evaluating a suitable egg donor, stimulating and collecting the donor’s eggs, fertilizing those eggs with sperm from the intended parent or a sperm donor, and implanting the resultant embryos into the intended parent’s or gestational surrogate’s uterus. A complete team of our fertility doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals closely monitors the entire process to guarantee the greatest results for each and every participant.
Qualifications and Requirements
Young, healthy women between the ages of 21 and 25 are usually the egg donors; they must fulfill certain physical, genetic, and psychological requirements. These guidelines are meant to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy and ensure the recipient’s and donor’s safety and wellbeing. In addition to providing a detailed medical and family history, donors must complete a lengthy medical and mental questionnaire at our own facility to satisfy our reliability and overall health standards.
The Screening Process
The selection of egg donors is a very intricate and complex process. To make sure the donor is emotionally and psychologically ready for the experience, it typically consists of a psychological assessment, blood tests, genetic testing, and a medical evaluation. Additionally, donors are required to pay attention to every step of the egg donation procedure, which includes taking prescription drugs, getting hormone injections on time, and going to numerous doctor’s appointments. All of which is fully supervised by our team of experts.
The Selection Process
When intended parents think about doing IVF with Egg Donation, they frequently collaborate with us to look over the characteristics of potential donors who best suit their requirements and preferences. The donor’s physical characteristics, educational background, professional experience, and hobbies and pastimes may all be considered throughout this process. In order to confirm that the donation is appropriate for their particular situation, the prospective parents will also have the opportunity to provide pictures of themselves to help our embryology department select the best matching egg donor. It is worth noting that due to the rules and regulations of Northern Cyprus, Egg donors must remain completely anonymous and we cannot show pictures or any identifying information.
Donor Stimulation
Stimulating the donor’s ovaries to produce a large number of top quality eggs is the first step in the egg donation process. Fertility medications, which are injected daily, are frequently used to do this. Throughout this period, the donor will be closely monitored, with regular blood tests and ultrasounds to ensure the ovaries are reacting as they should.
Egg Retrieval
The donor will have a minor surgical procedure known as “egg retrieval” or more commonly known as “Egg Collection” once the eggs are fully developed. In order to gently aspirate oocytes from the ovaries, a tiny needle is inserted vaginally using a transvaginal ultrasound-guided method. To reduce the donor’s discomfort throughout the entire process, local anesthetic or sedative will be given.
Fertilization
After collection, the eggs will be prepared to be fertilized with either the donor’s or the intended parent’s sperm. This usually takes place in a procedure known as in vitro fertilization (IVF), where spermatozoa and oocytes are mixed in a lab dish and the resulting embryos are chosen for implantation into the gestational carrier or adoptive parent. Additionally, a new laboratory technique called intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) can help couples overcome male factor infertility when combined with in vitro fertilization (IVF). In order to stimulate fertilization, ICSI entails injecting a single sperm straight into the egg.
Embryo Transfer
The last stage of the egg donation procedure is embryo transfer, which involves carefully placing one or more fertilized embryos into the gestational carrier’s uterus. Usually, a tiny, flexible catheter is inserted into the uterus through the cervix to do this.
Pregnancy Test
To determine whether the embryo transfer was successful, the intended parent or surrogate will do many pregnancy tests after the transfer. The pregnancy will be thoroughly watched from the beginning to the finish in the event of a positive outcome. Pregnancy Blood test (Beta HCG) is recommended to be done exactly 12 days after the embryo transfer day.
Numerous factors, including the age and health of the egg donor, the caliber of the sperm used for fertilization, and the age and general health of the intended parent or gestational carrier, can affect the success rates related to egg donation. The number of transferred embryos, the method of fertilization, and the general quality of the embryos are other factors that may have an impact on the result rate.
For individuals and couples who are unable to produce their own eggs, egg donation is a practical and efficient choice, despite the fact that it is a delicate procedure. Aspiring parents can raise their chances of a successful pregnancy and the subsequent arrival of a child into their family by collaborating with our clinic.
We advise you to schedule a meeting (hyperlink Whatsapp) with our clinic when thinking about undergoing IVF with Egg Donation. With the help of our skilled fertility specialists and expert embryologists, we will collaborate with you to create the most effective treatment plan for your unique requirements and raise the likelihood of a positive result.