Donor IVF Programme

Donor IVF Programme

The Donor IVF Programme is designed for couples where the female partner is unable to produce healthy eggs for fertilization. This process involves using eggs from a donor, combined with sperm from the male partner, to create embryos. These embryos are then implanted into the female partner’s uterus to achieve pregnancy.

Who Qualifies as an Egg Donor for IVF?

• Age: Under 32 years
• Health: Must be free from infections, diseases, and genetic disorders
• History: No history of miscarriage
• Egg Quality: Eggs must be healthy and free from abnormalities

Who Can Benefit from the Donor IVF Procedure?

• Low Ovarian Reserve: Women with a reduced number of eggs
• Poor Egg Quality: Women with eggs of suboptimal quality
• Menopausal Women: Women who are past menopause but wish to conceive
• Implant Failure: Women with a history of failed implants due to poor egg quality
• No Ovulation: Women who do not ovulate

What is the Process of the Donor IVF Programme at Ferticity in Delhi?

1. Preparation: The recipient’s uterus is prepared for pregnancy through medications and injections.
2. Fertilization: Sperm from the recipient's partner is combined with the donor’s eggs in the laboratory.
3. Embryo Transfer: The resulting embryos are implanted into the recipient’s uterus.
4. Pregnancy Test: A pregnancy test is conducted approximately 15 days later to confirm pregnancy.
For more information or to address any questions about the Donor IVF Programme, feel free to contact us.

FAQs about Donor IVF Programme

1. What is the Donor IVF Programme?

The Donor IVF Programme involves using eggs from a donor combined with sperm from the male partner to create embryos. These embryos are then implanted into the female partner’s uterus to help achieve pregnancy.

2. Who can become an egg donor?

An egg donor should be under 32 years of age, in good health, and free from infections, diseases, or genetic disorders. Donors should also have no history of miscarriage and must provide healthy, high-quality eggs.

3. Who can benefit from the Donor IVF Programme?

The programme is ideal for women with low ovarian reserve, poor egg quality, or those who are menopausal. It is also suitable for women who have experienced multiple implant failures or do not ovulate.

4. What steps are involved in the Donor IVF process at Ferticity?

The process includes preparing the recipient's uterus with medication, fertilizing donor eggs with the recipient's partner’s sperm in the lab, transferring embryos into the recipient’s uterus, and confirming pregnancy with a test after approximately 15 days.

5. How successful is the Donor IVF Programme?

Success rates vary depending on individual circumstances, including the health of the eggs, sperm, and uterus. Ferticity's experienced team works to optimize each case, offering high-quality care and support to enhance the chances of a successful pregnancy.