What is IVF with Donor Eggs?

You may need IVF with donor eggs if you have early ovarian failure, certain genetic disorders, or a low ovarian reserve owing to age or other reasons. Because the quality of eggs drops dramatically with age and is the main reason for women not being able to conceive in older age, donor egg IVF is usually advised to women who want to undergo IVF after the age of 40.

Repeated miscarriages, past IVF failures, genetics, cancer, and other factors are few of the other reasons why women need IVF with donor eggs.
You must first determine if donor egg IVF is the best treatment for you because, in addition to the expenses of IVF, you will also have to pay for donor recruiting or for the batch of frozen eggs.

Am I a good Candidate for IVF with Donor Eggs Treatment?

If you’ve tried and failed to conceive with your own eggs, or if you’ve had a miscarriage after a successful pregnancy, it’s possible that the quality of your eggs is causing embryo arrest, in which case IVF with donor eggs may be recommended.

IVF with donor eggs is also recommended in the following situations:

• • Early menopause
  • Females of older age
  • Premature Ovarian failure
  • Genetic defects
  • Hormonal imbalances
  • Cancer survivor
  • Multiple IVF failures

Who Will Be the Egg Donor?

Your donor could be a member of your family or a close friend who is willing to undergo the operation and donate her eggs on your behalf.

Your egg donor can be known or remain anonymous. India has its norms and legislation regarding egg donation, and your treatment will be governed by those laws. Our associate IVF clinics in India work with egg banks, clinics, and agents to give you the greatest egg donor alternatives.

An egg donor must meet certain criteria to be approved into the program, irrespective of who she is or where she comes from:

In most cases, a prospective donor should:

• • Be between the age of 21 and 32 and do not have any reproductive issues.
  • Maintain a consistent menstrual cycle.
  • She should ideally have her own children and be physically and emotionally stable, not abusing alcohol, drugs, or smoking.
  • Be willing to have a medical examination performed.
  • Be willing to take medication that must be injected.

Egg donors are typically checked for medical and psychological issues and are willing to contribute their eggs in exchange for a fee. Some egg banks have stringent selection standards that include the donor’s family history as well as genetic testing.

Your treatment is protected by legal contracts, whether the donor is known to you or not.

How is IVF with Donor Eggs done?

• • Donor selection and screening
  • Donor matching
  • Ovarian stimulation
  • Endometrial preparation of the intending mother
  • Ovulation trigger and egg retrieval from the donor

What Results Can I Expect from IVF with Donor Eggs?

According to figures from the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology for the year 2015, donor egg IVF with fresh embryos had the greatest success rate of 50.4 percent.

Donor egg IVF has a success rate of up to 70% in some clinics. Given that egg quality is one of the leading causes of IVF failure, donated eggs will almost surely result in a greater success rate, but you must also be checked for your capacity to carry the pregnancy to term.

The odds of IVF success increase dramatically if both gametes (eggs and sperms) are of good quality and you are physically and emotionally ready to carry the pregnancy.