When traditional IVF treatments are unsuccessful, embryo donation can provide a solution. This option is ideal for couples facing challenges with sperm and egg quality.

Types of Embryo Donation
 
Fresh Egg Donation
Donor Selection: A suitable donor is selected based on physical and genetic criteria.
Ovarian Stimulation: The donor undergoes medication to stimulate the production of high-quality eggs.
Egg Collection: Eggs are collected approximately 12 days after medication begins.
Fertilization: The collected eggs are fertilized with donor sperm using ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection).
Embryo Culturing: Embryos are cultured in the lab for about 5 days.
Embryo Transfer: The resulting embryos are then transferred to the recipient’s uterus.

Frozen Embryo Donation

Quick Procedure: This method is faster as embryos are ready for transfer after a 15-minute thawing process.
Storage Duration: Embryos can be frozen and stored for up to 2 years without compromising quality.

Embryo donation offers a promising path for couples to achieve their dream of parenthood, providing hope even when previous IVF attempts have not succeeded.

For further information and guidance, please contact one of our coordinators.